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Cortical plasticity after bionic hand prostheses: is the "invasion" hypothesis of deafferented cortex always true?

Silvestro Micera, Giacomo Valle, Pablo Garcia del Valle
2020
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Silvestro Micera, Giacomo Valle, Pablo Garcia del Valle
2020
Conference Papers

Source officielle

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