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. 2022 Apr 29;146(3):1006–1020. doi: 10.1093/brain/awac157

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Experimental setup. (A) Regions of interest for the connectivity analysis, drawn on an activation map of an example patient during paretic hand movements. (B) The online-rTMS session consisted of four rTMS conditions, each occurring in four blocks in a pseudo-randomized order. (C) In each block, participants performed three tasks: finger-tapping, pointing, and reach-grasp-lift an object. (D) Each task was performed in seven trials while rTMS was applied for 1.5 s after the onset of each trial. In total, each task was performed in 112 trials (28 trials per condition). Cl = contralesional; il = ipsilesional; GR = reach-grasp-lift condition; ISI = intertrial interval (5.5 s). Lesioned hemispheres are schematically marked by darkened lesion areas.