Unilateral suppression of pharyngeal motor cortex to repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation reveals functional asymmetry in the hemispheric projections to human swallowing
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Shaheen Hamdy | Satish Mistry | Eric Verin | Samantha Jefferson | J. Rothwell | S. Hamdy | D. Thompson | E. Vérin | S. Mistry | John C. Rothwell | Salil Singh | David G. Thompson | Salil Singh | S. Jefferson
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