Articles

A Systematic Review of Training Methods That May Improve Selective Voluntary Motor Control in Children With Spastic Cerebral Palsy

in Neurorehabilitation

• Annina Fahr
• Jeffrey W. Keller
• Hubertus J. A. van Hedel

Volition and control in law and in brain science: neurolegal translation of a foundational concept

in Cognitive Neuroscience

• Julia F. Christensen
• Caroline Rödiger
• Lisa Claydon
• Patrick Haggard

Detection of self-paced reaching movement intention from EEG signals

• Eileen Lew
• Ricardo Chavarriaga
• Stefano Silvoni
• José del R. Millán

Sensory trick phenomenon improves motor control in pianists with dystonia: prognostic value of glove-effect

in Cognitive Science

• Jakobine Paulig
• Hans-Christian Jabusch
• Michael Großbach
• Laurent Boullet
• Eckart Altenmüller

Focal dystonia in musicians: linking motor symptoms to somatosensory dysfunction

in Motor Neuroscience

• Juergen Konczak
• Giovanni Abbruzzese

Brain Metabolism During A Lower Extremity Voluntary Movement Task in Children With Spastic Cerebral Palsy

in Motor Neuroscience

• Eileen G. Fowler
• William L. Oppenheim
• Marcia B. Greenberg
• Loretta A. Staudt
• Shantanu H. Joshi
• Daniel H. S. Silverman

Children with bilateral cerebral palsy use their hip joint to complete a step-up task

in Motor Neuroscience

• Vatsala Goyal
• Keith E. Gordon
• Theresa Sukal-Moulton

Retrospective cohort study evaluating patient-reported outcomes following intensive electromyography and video-biofeedback training in chronic non-flaccid facial palsy

in Neurotechnology

• Annika Kunzler
• Susanne Hesse
• Katharina Geißler
• Jonas Ballmaier
• Helene Kreysa
• Christian Dobel
• Susanne Saal
• Orlando Guntinas-Lichius
• Gerd Fabian Volk