Altered lateralized readiness potential in stroke patients during healthy and paretic hand movements
Aleksandra Medvedeva, Nikolay Syrov, Yana Alieva, Lev Yakovlev, Daria Petrova, Galina Ivanova, Alexander Kaplan, Mikhail Lebedev · FENS Forum 2024
After stroke, one of the most critical problems for recovering patients is motor dysfunction in the limb contralateral to the affected hemisphere. Several mechanisms may contribute to the recovery of motor function after stroke. One is the recovery of neural pathways within the affected hemisphere. The contribution of the ipsilateral hemisphere is also widely discussed as it may be entirely responsible for motor recovery. The lateralized readiness potential (LRP) is one of the markers of interhemispheric balance during motor preparation. It is a fast negative deflection approximately 200 ms be
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