DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN BRAIN ACTIVITY DURING DOMINANT AND NONDOMINANT HAND MOVEMENTS IN NORMAL STATE AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Авторы: Filyushkina Veronika, Popov Valentin, Ushakov Vadim, Batalov Artem, Tomskiy Alexey, Pronin Igor, Sedov Alexey
Сборник: International Congress “Neuroscience for Medicine and Psychology”
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Год издания: 2019
Место издания: Судак, Крым, Россия
Первая страница: 428
Последняя страница: 429
DOI: 10.29003/m599.sudak.ns2019-15/428-429
Аннотация: Disbalance in basal ganglia activity caused by a dopamine deficiency in the substantia nigra (SNr) couldresult in disturbance of planning and initiation of habitual movements in patients with Parkinson's disease(Redgrave et al., 2010). Moreover, similar activity during habitual movement by nondominant hand and unhabitualmovements by dominant hand have been shown (Felix...). Based on these data, we assumed that the brain activityof patients with Parkinson's disease performing similar movements by a dominant and non-dominant hand wouldbe similar. The goal of this study was to determine differences in brain activity of subjects performing goal-directedmovements by a dominant and non-dominant hand in normal state and Parkinson's disease (PD).
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