Differences in functional magnetic resonance imaging of sensorimotor cortex during static and dynamic finger flexion
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G. Thickbroom | F. Mastaglia | M. Byrnes | P. Sacco | I. Morris | M. L. Byrnes | G. W. Thickbroom | B. A. Phillips | F. L. Mastaglia | B. Phillips | P. Sacco | I. Morris | G. Thickbroom | Francis Mastaglia | Ian T. Morris
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