The timing and intensity of transcranial magnetic stimulation, and the scalp site stimulated, as variables influencing motor sequence performance in healthy subjects
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Alfredo Berardelli | Neri Accornero | Matteo Bologna | Antonio Currà | N. Accornero | A. Berardelli | B. Gregori | M. Bologna | A. Currà | L. Dinapoli | Bruno Gregori | Loredana Dinapoli
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