Prefrontal Cortex Activated Bilaterally by a Tilt Board Balance Task: A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study in a Semi-Immersive Virtual Reality Environment
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Marco Ferrari | Valentina Quaresima | Giuseppe Placidi | Matteo Spezialetti | Silvia Bisconti | Sara Basso Moro | G. Placidi | M. Ferrari | V. Quaresima | M. Spezialetti | S. Bisconti | Caterina Palo | S. Basso Moro | C. Palo
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