Dysfunction of a Structurally Normal Motor Pathway in a Brain Injury Patient as 
Revealed by Multimodal Integrated Techniques

Barba, C; Formisano, R; Sabatini, U; Cicinelli, P; Hagberg, GE; Marconi, B; Ciurli, C; Bianciardi, M; Matteis, M

doi:10.1080/13554790600878879

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Dysfunction of a Structurally Normal Motor Pathway in a Brain Injury Patient as Revealed by Multimodal Integrated Techniques

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Barba, C., Formisano, R., Sabatini, U., Cicinelli, P., Hagberg, G., Marconi, B., et al. (2006). Dysfunction of a Structurally Normal Motor Pathway in a Brain Injury Patient as Revealed by Multimodal Integrated Techniques. Neurocase, 12(4), 232-235. doi:10.1080/13554790600878879.

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We report on a patient with left hemiparesis and peripersonal neglect after post-traumatic left frontal hemorrhage, who underwent fMRI, TMS and TCD to identify the functional abnormalities that account for his neurological symptoms, in the absence of any detectable lesion affecting right motor areas.