Handgrip-Related Activation in the Primary Motor Cortex Relates to Underlying Neuronal Metabolism After Stroke
Carmen M. Cirstea(Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital), William M. Brooks(University of Kansas Medical Center), Randolph J. Nudo(University of Kansas Medical Center), Cary R. Savage(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Phil Lee(Broad Institute), Leonardo G. Cohen(National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke), Sorin C. Craciunas(Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy), Hung‐Wen Yeh(Children's Mercy Hospital), In‐Young Choi(Wonkwang University), Elena A. Popescu(National Institutes of Health), Ali Bani-Ahmed(National Institutes of Health)
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