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Measurement error and reliability of TMS metrics collected from biceps and triceps in individuals with chronic incomplete tetraplegia

Arora et al., 2021

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12584193312282842797
Author
Arora T
Potter-Baker K
O’Laughlin K
Li M
Wang X
Cunningham D
Bethoux F
Frost F
Plow E
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Experimental Brain Research

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is used to investigate corticomotor neurophysiology associated with functional recovery in individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI). There is insufficient evidence about test–retest measurement properties of TMS in SCI. Therefore, we …
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