Changes in brain activity during motor learning measured with PET: Effects of hand of performance and practice

Keyphrases

• Positron Emission Tomography 100%
• Brain Activity 100%
• Left-handed 100%
• Motor Learning 100%
• Hand Performance 100%
• Brain Regions 66%
• Primary Motor Cortex 66%
• Anterior Cerebellum 66%
• Tracing Task 66%
• Rest Condition 66%
• No Significant Difference 33%
• Supplementary Motor Area 33%
• Left Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex 33%
• Right-handed 33%
• Non-dominant Hand 33%
• Cutout 33%
• Eye Closure 33%
• Midbrain 33%
• Regional Blood Flow 33%
• Inferior Frontal Cortex 33%
• Brain Activation 33%
• Dominant Hand 33%
• Motor Performance 33%
• Parietal Area 33%
• Data Combination 33%
• Posterior Cerebellum 33%
• Dentate nucleus 33%
• Square Patterns 33%
• Left Cerebellum 33%
• Writing Tablets 33%
• Square Design 33%
• Conditional Effects 33%
• Premotor Area 33%
• Secondary Motor Area 33%
• Continuous Performance 33%
• Skilled Performance 33%
• Low Speed 33%
• Maze Learning 33%
• Primary Motor Area 33%

Neuroscience

• Positron Emission Tomography 100%
• Motor Learning 100%
• Cerebellum 100%
• Primary Motor Cortex 50%
• Brain Areas 50%
• Thalamus 25%
• Premotor Cortex 25%
• Supplementary Motor Area 25%
• Frontal Lobe 25%
• Midbrain 25%
• Brain Activation 25%
• Dentate Nucleus 25%