The difference in hemodynamic responses between dominant and non-dominant hands during muscle contraction and relaxation: An fNIRS study
The difference in hemodynamic responses between dominant and non-dominant hands during muscle contraction and relaxation: An fNIRS study
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10.1371/journal.pone.0220100
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发表时间:
2019-07
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3.7
通讯作者:
Naoko Yokoyama;Chiaki Ohtaka;Kouki Kato;H. Kubo;H. Nakata
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作者:
Naoko Yokoyama;Chiaki Ohtaka;Kouki Kato;H. Kubo;H. Nakata
The present study used functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), and investigated the differences in neural activation of ipsi- or contralateral hemispheres between right dominant and left non-dominant hands among right-handed subjects using consecutive motor tasks with muscle contraction and relaxation. The subjects performed tasks under four conditions: (1) right hand up (R-Up), (2) left hand up (L-Up), (3) right hand down (R-Down), and (4) left hand down (L-Down). The peak amplitude of oxy-Hb was significantly larger at the contralateral than ipsilateral hemisphere in the premotor area (PM) under the R-Up condition, and no significant differences were observed between contra- and ipsilateral hemispheres under the L-Up condition. In addition, the peak amplitude was more negative at the contra- than ipsilateral hemisphere in the PM under the R-Down condition, while the peak amplitude was significantly more negative at the ipsi- than contralateral hemisphere in the PM under the L-Down condition. These results suggest that the PM of the left hemisphere among right-handed subjects plays an important role in muscle contraction and relaxation with force control.