Resting State Functional Connectivity Is Associated With Motor Pathway Integrity and Upper-Limb Behavior in Chronic Stroke.

Brenton Hordacre,Mitchell R. Goldsworthy,Ellana Welsby,Lynton Graetz,Sophie Ballinger,Susan Hillier

Resting State Functional Connectivity Is Associated With Motor Pathway Integrity and Upper-Limb Behavior in Chronic Stroke.

2020

Brenton Hordacre
Mitchell R. Goldsworthy
Ellana Welsby
Lynton Graetz
Sophie Ballinger
Susan Hillier

Background. Resting state functional connectivity (RSFC) is a developmental priority for stroke recovery. Objective. To determine whether (1) RSFC differs between stroke survivors based on integrit...

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Upper limb
Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Motor cortex
Psychology
Electroencephalography
functional connectivity
Magnetic resonance imaging
Physical therapy
Resting state fMRI
Stroke
Stroke recovery

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