Corticocerebellar tracts and their relationship to anticipatory control deficits in children with cerebral palsy: A diffusion neuroimaging study
Ophelie Martinie, Philippe Karan, Maxime Descoteaux, Catherine Mercier, Maxime, T. Robert · FENS Forum 2024
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neuromotor disorder resulting from brain lesions occurring in fetuses or around birth, affecting white matter and leading to sensorimotor deficits. While motor functions have been extensively studied, motor planning deficits in children with CP remains largely unexplored. This study aims to compare anticipatory force control between children with CP and typically developing children (TD) and to investigate the relationship between motor planning tracts (i.e., corticocerebellar tracts) and motor planning deficits. Ten children with CP (7 girls, 3 boys) aged 8-14 years w
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