Short-term immobilization influences use-dependent cortical plasticity and fine motor performance
Highlights • 8 h of immobilization reduced motor cortical excitability but not intracortical inhibition. • Performance on a novel motor training task was reduced after immobilization. • Use-dependent cortical plasticity with training was increased after immobilization.
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| description | Highlights • 8 h of immobilization reduced motor cortical excitability but not intracortical inhibition. • Performance on a novel motor training task was reduced after immobilization. • Use-dependent cortical plasticity with training was increased after immobilization. |
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