Motor imagery practice benefits during arm immobilization
Abstract Motor imagery (MI) is known to engage motor networks and is increasingly used as a relevant strategy in functional rehabilitation following immobilization, whereas its effects when applied during immobilization remain underexplored. Here, we hypothesized that MI practice during 11 h of arm-...
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Auteurs principaux: | Ursula Debarnot, Aurore. A. Perrault, Virginie Sterpenich, Guillaume Legendre, Chieko Huber, Aymeric Guillot, Sophie Schwartz |
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2021
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