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. 2014 Jul 9;112(7):1739–1747. doi: 10.1152/jn.00383.2014

Table 2.

Medication amplitude effects

Region Frequency Premedication Amplitude, nAm Postmedication Amplitude, nAm t P
Left primary motor cortex Delta 32.96 (2.24) 37.37 (2.12) 2.17 0.047
Theta 30.91 (3.06) 35.62 (3.13) 2.62 0.020
Alpha 52.22 (4.54) 58.83 (3.92) 3.54 0.003
Beta 111.63 (6.24) 125.03 (5.73) 2.54 0.024
Left SMA Delta 33.35 (2.67) 38.05 (2.32) 2.27 0.040
Theta 31.07 (3.36) 35.63 (2.65) 3.08 0.008
Alpha 47.75 (3.79) 56.27 (3.78) 2.30 0.037
Beta 116.02 (10.04) 135.24 (9.73) 2.54 0.024
Right primary motor cortex Delta 34.11 (3.22) 38.17 (2.32) 1.82 0.090
Theta 33.79 (5.33) 36.81 (3.37) 1.98 0.068
Alpha 55.53 (5.42) 61.60 (5.20) 1.97 0.068
Beta 114.83 (7.96) 131.85 (9.34) 2.93 0.011
Right SMA Delta 33.16 (2.93) 36.91 (2.91) 1.63 0.126
Theta 30.53 (3.11) 33.83 (2.94) 0.84 0.413
Alpha 47.96 (4.68) 53.73 (4.73) 1.47 0.164
Beta 110.59 (9.46) 125.65 (37.91) 1.94 0.073

Amplitude values are shown as means (SE).

SMA, supplementary motor area.

Significant increases in amplitude from pre- to postmedication are shown in bold.