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. 2022 Jul 27;13:909815. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.909815

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Functional heterogeneity of IPL, as revealed by the impact used during R-PA vs. (green dots), the direction of prism deviation (orange dots). The former correspond to peaks of activity determined by three-way ANOVA Group (RWRH, RWLH) x Target location (left, center, right) x Session (pre, post) illustrated in Figure 2, the latter to those of two-way ANOVA Group (RWRH, LWRH) x Session (pre, post) illustrated in Figure 3. Note that in the left hemisphere regions impacted by the hand used during R-PA are located in the supero-medial part of IPL and those impacted by the direction of the prism deviation in the latero-posterior part. Less clear segregation is present in the right hemisphere.