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. 2019 Jun 19;13:210. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2019.00210

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Copyright © 2019 Vourvopoulos, Pardo, Lefebvre, Neureither, Saldana, Jahng and Liew.

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Individual motor hotspot locations in each session. On each individual brain, a blue acquisition grid is displayed around the sensorimotor cortex. Using this grid, we localized the motor hotspot during the initial and final session. The site where the hotspot was localized for each session is displayed with a colored arrow in both the damaged and undamaged hemispheres. In patients S01 and S04, the motor hotspot in the damaged hemisphere was found at a different grid node between the two sessions.