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An automated derivative-based method for detection of motor evoked potential onset latencies in multi-muscle transcranial magnetic stimulation studies
Motor evoked potential (MEP) onset latency is a useful neurophysiological measure, but manual measurement is time-consuming in transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) studies with large numbers of trials. This is particularly relevant in cortical mapping studies recording from multiple muscles simul
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