Mirror Movements After Stroke Suggest Facilitation From Nonprimary Motor Cortex: A Case Presentation

We present a case of an apparently healthy 54-year-old man presenting with MMs in his left (nondominant) hand. Further evaluation revealed diminished strength and dexterity in left hand, increased spinal excitability, decreased corticospinal excitability, occurrence of ipsilateral motor responses, enlarged cortical motor representation, and imaging findings consistent with a previously undiagnosed right-subcortical stroke.
Source: PM and R - Category: Rehabilitation Authors: Tags: Case Presentation Source Type: research
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