A multimodal approach to characterize finger movement patterns in an active exploration task using a data glove and fMRI: results of healthy subjects serving as a control group for the CISS (Cortical Ischemic Stroke and Serotonin) study

Publikation

A multimodal approach to characterize finger movement patterns in an active exploration task using a data glove and fMRI: results of healthy subjects serving as a control group for the CISS (Cortical Ischemic Stroke and Serotonin) study

Präsentation/Vortrag - 10.11.2018

Krammer Werner

Bereiche

Neurologie

Schlagwörter (Tags)

fMRI, motor control, trajectories, data glove

Kontakt

Werner Krammer

Zitation

Krammer W (2018). A multimodal approach to characterize finger movement patterns in an active exploration task using a data glove and fMRI: results of healthy subjects serving as a control group for the CISS (Cortical Ischemic Stroke and Serotonin) study. Präsentiert bei: OHBM Alpine Chapter 2018, Innsbruck

Projekt

Escitalopram: Effects of serotonergic neuromodulation on behavioural recovery and motor network plasticity after cortical ischemic stroke: a longitudinal, placebo-controlled study

Art

Präsentation/Vortrag (Deutsch)

Name der Veranstaltung

OHBM Alpine Chapter 2018 (Innsbruck)

Veröffentlichungsdatum

10.11.2018

Kurzbeschreibung/Zielsetzung

sensori-motor brain network patterns according to previous studies rotating a cube at given frequency
• pre / postcentral gyrus (Area 1, Area 3a, 3b, 4a, 4p)
• paralimbic anterior cingulate cortex (right hand only)
• medial fronto-polar cortex

Data glove analysis in healthy subjects
• Frequency of finger movement is lower in the non-dominant hand
• finger trajectories differ in the range of motion and average finger tip speed left vs right hand

Data Glove:
• monitor finger movement / rehabilitation progress in stroke patients
• compare task performance in the escitalopram vs placebo group (CISS study)