Search Results - "Swayne, Orlando B.C"

The facilitatory effects of intermittent theta burst stimulation on corticospinal excitability are enhanced by nicotine by Swayne, Orlando B.C, Teo, James T.H, Greenwood, Richard J, Rothwell, John C

“…Abstract Objective Intermittent theta burst stimulation (iTBS) is increasingly widely used as a means of facilitating corticospinal excitability in the human…”
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Stages of Motor Output Reorganization after Hemispheric Stroke Suggested by Longitudinal Studies of Cortical Physiology by Swayne, Orlando B.C., Rothwell, John C., Ward, Nick S., Greenwood, Richard J.

“…Reorganization of motor circuits in the cerebral cortex is thought to contribute to recovery following stroke. These can be examined with transcranial magnetic…”
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Age-dependent changes in the neural correlates of force modulation: An fMRI study by Ward, Nick S, Swayne, Orlando B.C, Newton, Jennifer M

“…Abstract Functional imaging studies in humans have demonstrated widespread age-related changes in cortical motor networks. However, the relative contribution…”
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Motor system activation after subcortical stroke depends on corticospinal system integrity by Ward, Nick S., Newton, Jennifer M., Swayne, Orlando B. C., Lee, Lucy, Thompson, Alan J., Greenwood, Richard J., Rothwell, John C., Frackowiak, Richard S. J.

“…Movement-related brain activation patterns after subcortical stroke are characterized by relative overactivations in cortical motor areas compared with…”
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Human Theta Burst Stimulation Enhances Subsequent Motor Learning and Increases Performance Variability by Teo, James T. H., Swayne, Orlando B. C., Cheeran, Binith, Greenwood, Richard J., Rothwell, John C.

“…Intermittent theta burst stimulation (iTBS) transiently increases motor cortex excitability in healthy humans by a process thought to involve synaptic…”
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Raised Intracranial Pressure (Pseudotumour Cerebri) Associated With Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 by Balendra, Rubika, North, Matthew, Kumar, Guru, Qutab, Saad, Raouf, Hamid Aminy, Delamont, Shane S., Chong, M. S., Hamdulay, Shahir S., Rahman, Mushtaqur, Robertson, Fergus J., Hoskote, Chandrashekar, Bremner, Fion D., Farmer, Simon F., Watkins, Laurence, Zandi, Michael S., Manji, Hadi, Trip, S. Anand, Paterson, Ross W., Swayne, Orlando B. C.

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The relationship between brain activity and peak grip force is modulated by corticospinal system integrity after subcortical stroke by Ward, Nick S., Newton, Jennifer M., Swayne, Orlando B. C., Lee, Lucy, Frackowiak, Richard S. J., Thompson, Alan J., Greenwood, Richard J., Rothwell, John C.

“…In healthy human subjects, the relative contribution of cortical regions to motor performance varies with the task parameters. Additionally, after stroke,…”
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