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. 2013 Aug 22;25(2):365–373. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bht230

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Figure 5. — Effects of parietal ccPAS in the right hemisphere. (A) Parietal ccPAS was performed in the right hemisphere and the MEPs evoked from the right or left M1_HAND were recorded from the contralateral FDI muscle. Repeated-measures ANOVA showed that Time had a trend of facilitatory effects on the MEPs from the conditioned right M1 (P = 0.065), but not the unconditioned left M1 (P = 0.414). (B) Effects of right parietal ccPAS on the I/O curve of the right M1_HAND. The MEP amplitudes as a function of the TMS intensity at P60 and P120 were significantly higher than those at baseline. *P < 0.05.