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Before and after each condition, motor cortex representation of the nondominant first dorsal interosseous (FDI) muscle was mapped using image-guided transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).

The purpose of this study was to observe the effect of the amount of use on hand muscle motor cortex representation by contrasting the effect of unspecific motor training and immobilization.

Our covariation measure gives an evidence of the motor cortex representation of "muscle synergies" (in terms of the directionality of a coactivation) that should not be considered hard-wired entities.

Central changes show both shifts in sensory and motor cortex representation of the limbs in CRPS-1.

Cortical involvement in CRPS is suggested by mislocalizations of tactile stimuli, changes of size and organization of the somatosensory map, changes in motor cortex representation and body perception disturbances.

The amplitude of anterior shift in the motor cortex representation of the knee in knee OA was related to the quality of performance of the task (more anterior representation was related to poorer performance) and was specific to the knee; organisation of the ankle or hand representations in the motor cortex did not differ when an identical task was performed at these segments.

Otherwise, it can be assumed that the overlapping motor cortex representations of upper extremity muscle representations leads to similar modifications in the corticomotoneuronal excitability, as shown for the DM [18, 31].

Reorganisation of motor cortex representations of adjacent lower limb segments, but not the upper limb, is plausible.

Cartesian distances to the primary motor cortex hand representation, cerebellar gray matter, and cerebellar hand representations were calculated (see Supplementary Methods).

To address this, transcranial magnetic stimulation was delivered over the motor cortex (hand representation) to probe excitability changes immediately after somatosensory cues prompted subjects to either move as fast as possible or withhold movement.

Experiment 3 compared the distance between the scalp and gray matter at the primary motor cortex hand representation and several cerebellar coordinates.