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Glutamate Modulation of tDCS Over Premotor Cortex Combined With Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Promoted Observation-execution-related Cortical Excitability and Motor Learning
This study aimed to investigate whether concurrent tDCS over the PMC and PNS during action observation enhance observation-execution-related motor cortex excitability and improve motor performance, and to explore the underlying mechanism
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