Neurosynth: 26089789

A novel fMRI paradigm suggests that pedaling-related brain activation is altered after stroke.

Authors:	Promjunyakul NO, Schmit BD, Schindler-Ivens SM
Journal:	Frontiers in human neuroscience
Year:	2015
PMID:	26089789

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
3	1.50106564092599	1.80867979403783	-4.00618850689782
3	1.50130635576867	2.11686461629793	-3.92462909258941
3	2.04519622770427	2.51436701828605	-4.41024830835473

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Associated analyses

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stroke	0.764
v5-topics-50_17_motor_cortex_hand	0.353
limb	0.318
v4-topics-50_49_motor_movement_movements	0.266
v5-topics-400_98_stroke_recovery_acute	0.22
v5-topics-200_22_stroke_recovery_aphasia	0.212
v5-topics-100_0_group_control_age	0.205
v4-topics-100_76_subjects_control_healthy	0.204
v5-topics-50_22_method_group_approach	0.202
control	0.195

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