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![Alterations in <t>corticospinal</t> coupling during force generation for ventral premotor cortex (PMV). Psycho-physiological interaction analysis between ipsilesional PMV ( A ) and the spinal cord and overview of the slices displayed along the z axis. B , Group comparison stroke (S) > control (C), controlled for maximum grip force. C , Patients with stroke: correlation with motor impairment, controlled for maximum grip force, age, side; ( Z maps were thresholded by Z >2.0 [group comparison] and | Z |>2.4 [correlation analysis], cluster significance threshold of P <0.05). Spinal cord activations are overlaid on the PAM50_t2-template, and Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates are given. All images are in radiological orientation. The coupling strengths in spinal cluster voxels (MNI coordinates as indicated) were extracted and displayed in B and C . au indicates arbitrary units; NHP, Nine-Hole Peg Test; and UEFM, Fugl Meyer assessment of the upper extremity.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_6787/pmc12036787/pmc12036787__str-56-1159-g003.jpg)
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Article Title: Altered Functional Connectivity Between Cortical Premotor Areas and the Spinal Cord in Chronic Stroke
Journal: Stroke
doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.124.048384
Figure Legend Snippet: Alterations in corticospinal coupling during force generation for ventral premotor cortex (PMV). Psycho-physiological interaction analysis between ipsilesional PMV ( A ) and the spinal cord and overview of the slices displayed along the z axis. B , Group comparison stroke (S) > control (C), controlled for maximum grip force. C , Patients with stroke: correlation with motor impairment, controlled for maximum grip force, age, side; ( Z maps were thresholded by Z >2.0 [group comparison] and | Z |>2.4 [correlation analysis], cluster significance threshold of P <0.05). Spinal cord activations are overlaid on the PAM50_t2-template, and Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates are given. All images are in radiological orientation. The coupling strengths in spinal cluster voxels (MNI coordinates as indicated) were extracted and displayed in B and C . au indicates arbitrary units; NHP, Nine-Hole Peg Test; and UEFM, Fugl Meyer assessment of the upper extremity.
Techniques Used: Comparison, Control
Figure Legend Snippet: Alterations in corticospinal coupling during force generation for supplementary motor area (SMA). Psycho-physiological interaction (PPI) analysis between ipsilesional SMA ( A ) and the spinal cord and overview of the slices displayed along the z axis. B , Comparison control (C) >stroke (S), controlled for maximum grip force. C , Patients with stroke: correlation with motor impairment, controlled for maximum grip force, age, side; Z thresholds, and image presentations are identical to Figure 3 (exception: | Z |>1.9 for the correlation between PPI-SMA and Fugl Meyer assessment of the upper extremity [UEFM]). au indicates arbitrary units; and NHP, Nine-Hole Peg Test.
Techniques Used: Comparison, Control
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