PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT
随意运动的生理分析
基本信息
- 批准号:6163022
- 负责人:
- 金额:--
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Parkinson's disease body movement brain electrical activity buspirone cerebellar disorders cerebellum clinical research dystonia electroencephalography evoked potentials functional magnetic resonance imaging gait glycine hemiplegia human subject limb movement mathematical model motor neurons neural plasticity neuromuscular disorder positron emission tomography progressive supranuclear palsy proprioception /kinesthesia sensory feedback
项目摘要
The goal of this project is to learn more about the control of movement
in normal humans and in patients with voluntary movement disorders such
as Parkinson's disease (PD), cerebellar ataxia, hemiplegia from stroke,
and dystonia. We have been using EEG methods to explore timing of
cortical activation in relation to voluntary movement. Additionally,
spectral power and coherence analyses of EEG in a visuomotor integration
task indicated that functionally meaningful, network-like coupling of
distant brain areas (motor and visual cortex) occurs during visuomotor
force tracking, but not during simultaneous but functionally unrelated
motor output and visual input. In relation to cerebellar ataxia, we
have evaluated the kinematics of straight planar arm movements in
several directions. Findings reveal consistencies in abnormalities of
force control. The results are also being incorporated into a model of
cerebellar function. Using EEG and PET, we determined that the normal
homuncular organization of the primary sensory cortex is degraded in
patients with focal dystonia supporting the concept that sensory
abnormalities play a pathogenetic role in dystonia. We have evaluated
brain activity with EEG and PET during implicit and explicit learning
of the serial reaction time task (SRTT). The SRTT was used to evaluate
motor learning in patients with cerebellar dysfunction. Motor learning
with classical conditioning of the blink reflex was studied in patients
with Parkinson's disease and progressive supranuclear palsy. Patients
with PD were normal suggesting that the basal ganglia do not play a
major role in this type of learning. Patients with PSP were abnormal,
likely due to cerebellar malfunction, but this abnormality will separate
these patients from those with PD. We have studied the cutaneous
withdrawal ("flexor") reflex and cutaneomuscular reflex in the upper
extremity in normal subjects and characterized the stimulus necessary
to evoke withdrawal reflexes, the pattern of muscle activation,
habituation of the reflex and effects of contralateral cutaneous
stimuli. We concluded that the underlying circuitry for this weak
reflex bears similarity to that described in the leg. PET and EEG were
used to evaluate how the brain processes somatosensory stimuli and sound
stimuli in blind subjects. For both modalities, we found activation in
visual areas indicating cross-modal plasticity. PET and EEG are being
used to evaluate brain activity during movement in patients with stroke.
A double-blind trial of buspirone for treatment of cerebellar ataxia has
been carried out following up our previous open trial findings.
这个项目的目标是学习更多关于运动控制的知识
在正常人和自主性运动障碍患者中
如帕金森氏病、小脑性共济失调、中风偏瘫、
还有肌张力障碍。我们一直在使用脑电方法来探索时间
与自主运动有关的皮质激活。另外,
视觉运动积分中脑电信号的频谱功率和相干分析
任务表明,在功能上有意义的、网络式的耦合
远端大脑区域(运动和视皮层)在视觉运动时发生。
力跟踪,但不在同时进行,但在功能上无关
运动输出和视觉输入。关于小脑性共济失调,我们
对平面直臂运动的运动学进行了评价
有几个方向。研究结果揭示了异常的一致性
力量控制。这一结果也被纳入了一个模型
小脑功能。通过脑电和正电子发射计算机断层扫描,我们确定了正常
初级感觉皮质的人的组织在
局灶性肌张力障碍患者支持感官概念
肌张力异常在肌张力障碍中起致病作用。我们已经评估了
内隐和外显学习中脑电和正电子发射计算机断层扫描的脑电活动
连续反应时间任务(SRTT)。采用SRTT量表进行评估
小脑功能障碍患者的运动学习。运动学习
对经典条件反射患者的瞬目反射进行研究
患有帕金森氏症和进行性核上性麻痹。病人
帕金森病正常提示基底节不起作用
在这种类型的学习中扮演主要角色。PSP患者是异常的,
可能是由于小脑功能障碍,但这种异常会分开
这些患者来自帕金森氏症患者。我们已经研究了皮肤
上肢的退缩(屈肌)反射和皮肌反射
正常受试者的四肢和必要的刺激特征
以唤起撤退反射,肌肉激活的模式,
对侧皮肤反射的习惯化及其影响
刺激物。我们得出的结论是,这一微弱信号的潜在电路
反射与腿部所描述的相似。PET和EEG分别为
用于评估大脑如何处理体感刺激和声音
盲人受试者的刺激。对于这两种模式,我们在
视觉区域显示出跨模式的可塑性。宠物和脑电波检查
用于评估中风患者运动过程中的脑活动。
丁螺环酮治疗小脑性共济失调的双盲试验
已经根据我们之前的公开试验结果进行了调查。
项目成果
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