Search Results - "Canino, M C"

Characterizing off-target corticospinal responses to double-cone transcranial magnetic stimulation by Proessl, F., Canino, M. C., Beckner, M. E., Sinnott, A. M., Eagle, S. R., LaGoy, A. D., Conkright, W. R., Sterczala, A. J., Connaboy, C., Ferrarelli, F., Germain, A., Nindl, B. C., Flanagan, S. D.

“…Introduction The double-cone coil (D-CONE) is frequently used in transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) experiments that target the motor cortex (M1)…”
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Reliability of corticospinal excitability estimates for the vastus lateralis: Practical considerations for lower limb TMS task selection by Proessl, F., Beckner, M.E., Sinnott, A.M., Eagle, S.R., LaGoy, A.D., Conkright, W.R., Canino, M.C., Sterczala, A.J., Midhe Ramkumar, P.P., Sciavolino, B.M., Connaboy, C., Ferrarelli, F., Germain, A., Nindl, B.C., Flanagan, S.D.

“…[Display omitted] •Corticospinal excitability estimates were more reliable during knee extensions compared to squats.•Force and muscle activity were similarly…”
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Use-dependent corticospinal excitability is associated with resilience and physical performance during simulated military operational stress by Proessl, F, Canino, M C, Beckner, M E, Conkright, W R, LaGoy, A D, Sinnott, A M, Eagle, S R, Martin, B J, Sterczala, A J, Roma, P G, Dretsch, M N, Mi, Qi, Ferrarelli, F, Germain, A, Connaboy, C, Nindl, B C, Flanagan, S D

“…Simulated military operational stress (SMOS) provides a useful model to better understand resilience in humans as the stress associated with caloric…”
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