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. 2014 Oct 9;8:197. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2014.00197

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Copyright © 2014 Ordek, Proddutur, Santhakumar, Pfister and Sahin.

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Left: Position of cranial opening to induce FPI is shown as a dashed circle on the right cerebellar lobe rostral to the multi-electrode array (rectangle) implanted on the paramedian lobule (PML). Arrow shows the right paravermal vein. Right: the mean (solid trace) and lowest and highest (dash traces) of the FPI-pressure waves administered in all the rats of this study (n = 9). The noise seen before the rising phase is an artifact generated by forward motion of the voice coil. M-L: medio-lateral, R-C: rostro-caudal.