Driving Plasticity in Human Adult Motor Cortex Is Associated with Improved Motor Function after Brain Injury
Chris Fraser(University of Salford), David R. Thompson(Queen's University Belfast), Steven Williams(King's College London), David Hobday(University of Salford), Igor Holländer(University of Salford), John C. Rothwell(National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery), Maxine Power(University of Salford), Pippa Tyrell(Salford Royal Hospital), Anthony Hobson(London Clinic), Shaheen Hamdy(University of Manchester)
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