38. An fMRI study of the cortex related to the toes’ movements in patients with chronic spinal cord injury – About a prediction of a timing
Hitoshi Makino(Hokkaido Bunkyo University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital), Kouta Suda, Tamaki Miyamoto(Hokkaido University), Tomomiti Kazino
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