Motor area localization using fMRI-constrained cortical current density reconstruction of movement-related cortical potentials, a comparison with fMRI and TMS mapping

Alberto Inuggi; Massimo Filippi; Raffaella Chieffo; Federica Agosta; Maria A. Rocca; Javier J. González-Rosa; Marco Cursi; Gıancarlo Comı; Letizia Leocani

doi:10.1016/j.brainres.2009.10.042

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Motor area localization using fMRI-constrained cortical current density reconstruction of movement-related cortical potentials, a comparison with fMRI and TMS mapping

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