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. 2019 Nov 13;39(46):9185–9196. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2005-18.2019

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Figure 6. — A, B, Spatial distribution of map centroids. The location of the centroid of the hand map in each individual subject is displayed on an average spherical cortical surface. White cross represents an arbitrary reference point on the central sulcus. C, Geodesic distance (in millimeters) between each map centroid and a reference point (+) on the central sulcus. To facilitate comparison, data from the two CRPS groups (right hand CRPS, left hand CRPS) were pooled, after flipping the data from one group (right hand CRPS) so that the affected side is the left hand/right hemisphere in all patients.