Anodal transcranial patterned stimulation of the motor cortex during gait can induce activity-dependent corticospinal plasticity to alter human gait
Satoko Koganemaru(Hokkaido University Hospital), Tatsuya Mima(Ritsumeikan University), Hitoshi Maezawa(The University of Osaka), Satoshi Ikeda(Hokkaido University Hospital), Yusuke Mikami(Kyoto University), Masao Matsuhashi(Kyoto University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital)
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