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“Silent event-related” fMRI reveals reduced sensorimotor activation in laryngeal dystonia

Bernhard Haslinger, Peter Erhard, Christian Dresel, Florian Castrop, M. Roettinger, Andrés Ceballos-Baumann

Neurology · 2005 · 117 citations · 43 references

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Abstract

fMRI signal is reduced in sensorimotor cortices associated with movement of the affected body part in laryngeal dystonia, supporting a dystonic basis for this voice disorder.

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