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TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION MAPPING OF THE MOTOR CORTEX
CILJ ISTRAŽIVANJA: Cilj ovog istraživanja je primijeniti TMS-u u mapiranju primarne motoriÄke kore za reprezentaciju miÅ”iÄa ruke i premotoriÄkog podruÄja kore mozga dominantne hemisfere mozga tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja kod zdravih dobrovoljaca.
MATERIJAL I METODE: Istraživanje je provedeno na 10 zdravih ispitanika. Primarno motoriÄko podruÄje m. abductoris pollicis brevis i premotoriÄko podruÄje (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) se mapiralo modificiranom serijom repetitivnih paketa stimulusa (repetitivna TMS) tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja. Elektromiografski odgovori su registrirani iz miÅ”iÄa Å”ake dominantne ruke.
REZULTATI: Stimuliranje primarnog motoriÄkog podruÄja m. abductoris pollicis brevis repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom pisanja je u svih ispitanika izazvalo miÅ”iÄne motoriÄke evocirane potencijale, dok su odgovori duge latencije izazvani u 20% njih te period tiÅ”ine u 30% ispitanika. Stimuliranje premotoriÄkog podruÄja repetivnom TMS-om je kod svih ispitanika izazvalo odgovore duge latencije, s ili bez prethodnih miÅ”iÄnih motoriÄkih evociranih potencijala, uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. ProsjeÄno trajanje latencije izazvanog odgovora duge latencije je bilo 70.72 ms.
ZAKLJUÄCI: Repetitivnom TMS-om se može mapirati motoriÄki segment funkcije pisanja interferirajuÄi s neuronskom kontrolom gornjih ekstremiteta tijekom pisanja. Stimuliranje lijevog premotoriÄkog podruÄja (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja je izazvalo odgovore duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima dominantne Å”ake kod svih ispitanika uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. Rezultati ovog istraživanja bi mogli doprinijeti daljnjem neurofizioloÅ”kom istraživanju funkcije pisanja te razvoju TMS metodologije u preoperacijskom mapiranju motoriÄkih podruÄja kore mozga za funkciju pisanja u bolesnika s tumorom mozga. Potrebna su daljna istraživanja kako bi se rasvjetili neurofizioloÅ”ki mehanizmi izazivanja odgovora duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima Å”ake tijekom repetitivne TMS-e premotoriÄke kore mozga.OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study is to map the primary motor cortex for hand muscle representation and premotor cortical areas of the brainās dominant hemisphere with TMS in healthy volunteers during motor act of writing.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The study was conducted on 10 healthy subjects. The mapping of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) and premotor cortical areas (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) was performed by applying a patterned bursts of repetitive TMS (repetitive TMS) during motor act of writing. The evoked responses were recorded by electromygraphic recording.
RESULTS: The repetitive TMS of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) during the writing elicited in all subjects muscle motor evoked potentials, with the long latency responses elicited in 20% of subjects and the silent period in 30% of subjects. The repetitive TMS of the premotor cortex elicited long latency responses in hand muscles in all subjects, with or without muscle motor evoked potentials preceding the long latency responses, with different writing interferences. The mean latency of elicited long latency response was 70.72 ms.
CONCLUSIONS: Repetitive TMS can be used to map the motor writing function while interfering with the neural control of the upper extremity during the writing performance. Repetitive TMS of the left premotor cortex (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) during motor act of writing elicited long latency responses in dominant hand muscles in all subjects with different writing interferences. The results of this study might contribute to a further neurophysiological research of writing function and to the development of TMS methodology in preoperative mapping of the motor areas involved in writing function in patients with brain tumour. Further research is needed to uncover the neurophysiologic mechanisms of long latency responses in hand muscles elicited during repetitive TMS of the premotor cortical area
TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION MAPPING OF THE MOTOR CORTEX
CILJ ISTRAŽIVANJA: Cilj ovog istraživanja je primijeniti TMS-u u mapiranju primarne motoriÄke kore za reprezentaciju miÅ”iÄa ruke i premotoriÄkog podruÄja kore mozga dominantne hemisfere mozga tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja kod zdravih dobrovoljaca.
MATERIJAL I METODE: Istraživanje je provedeno na 10 zdravih ispitanika. Primarno motoriÄko podruÄje m. abductoris pollicis brevis i premotoriÄko podruÄje (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) se mapiralo modificiranom serijom repetitivnih paketa stimulusa (repetitivna TMS) tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja. Elektromiografski odgovori su registrirani iz miÅ”iÄa Å”ake dominantne ruke.
REZULTATI: Stimuliranje primarnog motoriÄkog podruÄja m. abductoris pollicis brevis repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom pisanja je u svih ispitanika izazvalo miÅ”iÄne motoriÄke evocirane potencijale, dok su odgovori duge latencije izazvani u 20% njih te period tiÅ”ine u 30% ispitanika. Stimuliranje premotoriÄkog podruÄja repetivnom TMS-om je kod svih ispitanika izazvalo odgovore duge latencije, s ili bez prethodnih miÅ”iÄnih motoriÄkih evociranih potencijala, uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. ProsjeÄno trajanje latencije izazvanog odgovora duge latencije je bilo 70.72 ms.
ZAKLJUÄCI: Repetitivnom TMS-om se može mapirati motoriÄki segment funkcije pisanja interferirajuÄi s neuronskom kontrolom gornjih ekstremiteta tijekom pisanja. Stimuliranje lijevog premotoriÄkog podruÄja (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja je izazvalo odgovore duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima dominantne Å”ake kod svih ispitanika uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. Rezultati ovog istraživanja bi mogli doprinijeti daljnjem neurofizioloÅ”kom istraživanju funkcije pisanja te razvoju TMS metodologije u preoperacijskom mapiranju motoriÄkih podruÄja kore mozga za funkciju pisanja u bolesnika s tumorom mozga. Potrebna su daljna istraživanja kako bi se rasvjetili neurofizioloÅ”ki mehanizmi izazivanja odgovora duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima Å”ake tijekom repetitivne TMS-e premotoriÄke kore mozga.OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study is to map the primary motor cortex for hand muscle representation and premotor cortical areas of the brainās dominant hemisphere with TMS in healthy volunteers during motor act of writing.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The study was conducted on 10 healthy subjects. The mapping of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) and premotor cortical areas (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) was performed by applying a patterned bursts of repetitive TMS (repetitive TMS) during motor act of writing. The evoked responses were recorded by electromygraphic recording.
RESULTS: The repetitive TMS of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) during the writing elicited in all subjects muscle motor evoked potentials, with the long latency responses elicited in 20% of subjects and the silent period in 30% of subjects. The repetitive TMS of the premotor cortex elicited long latency responses in hand muscles in all subjects, with or without muscle motor evoked potentials preceding the long latency responses, with different writing interferences. The mean latency of elicited long latency response was 70.72 ms.
CONCLUSIONS: Repetitive TMS can be used to map the motor writing function while interfering with the neural control of the upper extremity during the writing performance. Repetitive TMS of the left premotor cortex (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) during motor act of writing elicited long latency responses in dominant hand muscles in all subjects with different writing interferences. The results of this study might contribute to a further neurophysiological research of writing function and to the development of TMS methodology in preoperative mapping of the motor areas involved in writing function in patients with brain tumour. Further research is needed to uncover the neurophysiologic mechanisms of long latency responses in hand muscles elicited during repetitive TMS of the premotor cortical area
PERSONALITY DISORDERS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
NaruÅ”eni interpersonalni odnosi fundamentalna su karakteristika poremeÄaja liÄnosti. Koliko
isto može dovesti do subjektivne nelagode i problema u socijalnom funkcioniranju mogli
smo vidjeti kroz pacijentov tekst Psychosis neurosis. U ovom radu je stoga predstavljen
osvrt na njegove odnose s drugima kao i teorijski prikaz interpersonalnih odnosa kod odreÄenih
poremeÄaja liÄnosti, odnosno onih Äiji su se potencijalni elementi mogli prepoznati
u njegovom tekstu.Disrupted interpersonal relationships are a fundamental feature of personality disorders.
We could see from the patientās text Psychosis Neurosis to what extent it can lead to subjective
discomfort and problems in social functioning. This paper will therefore provide an
overview of the patientās relationships and a theoretical presentation of interpersonal relationships
in certain personality disorders, i.e., those whose potential elements could be
identified in his text
PSYCHOTIC DEPRESSION WITH PERSISTENT COGNITIVE DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19 - A CASE REPORT
TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION MAPPING OF THE MOTOR CORTEX
CILJ ISTRAŽIVANJA: Cilj ovog istraživanja je primijeniti TMS-u u mapiranju primarne motoriÄke kore za reprezentaciju miÅ”iÄa ruke i premotoriÄkog podruÄja kore mozga dominantne hemisfere mozga tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja kod zdravih dobrovoljaca.
MATERIJAL I METODE: Istraživanje je provedeno na 10 zdravih ispitanika. Primarno motoriÄko podruÄje m. abductoris pollicis brevis i premotoriÄko podruÄje (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) se mapiralo modificiranom serijom repetitivnih paketa stimulusa (repetitivna TMS) tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja. Elektromiografski odgovori su registrirani iz miÅ”iÄa Å”ake dominantne ruke.
REZULTATI: Stimuliranje primarnog motoriÄkog podruÄja m. abductoris pollicis brevis repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom pisanja je u svih ispitanika izazvalo miÅ”iÄne motoriÄke evocirane potencijale, dok su odgovori duge latencije izazvani u 20% njih te period tiÅ”ine u 30% ispitanika. Stimuliranje premotoriÄkog podruÄja repetivnom TMS-om je kod svih ispitanika izazvalo odgovore duge latencije, s ili bez prethodnih miÅ”iÄnih motoriÄkih evociranih potencijala, uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. ProsjeÄno trajanje latencije izazvanog odgovora duge latencije je bilo 70.72 ms.
ZAKLJUÄCI: Repetitivnom TMS-om se može mapirati motoriÄki segment funkcije pisanja interferirajuÄi s neuronskom kontrolom gornjih ekstremiteta tijekom pisanja. Stimuliranje lijevog premotoriÄkog podruÄja (posteriorni dio gornjeg frontalnog girusa, posteriorni dio srednjeg frontalnog girusa) repetitivnom TMS-om tijekom motoriÄkog akta pisanja je izazvalo odgovore duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima dominantne Å”ake kod svih ispitanika uz razliÄite smetnje pisanja. Rezultati ovog istraživanja bi mogli doprinijeti daljnjem neurofizioloÅ”kom istraživanju funkcije pisanja te razvoju TMS metodologije u preoperacijskom mapiranju motoriÄkih podruÄja kore mozga za funkciju pisanja u bolesnika s tumorom mozga. Potrebna su daljna istraživanja kako bi se rasvjetili neurofizioloÅ”ki mehanizmi izazivanja odgovora duge latencije u miÅ”iÄima Å”ake tijekom repetitivne TMS-e premotoriÄke kore mozga.OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study is to map the primary motor cortex for hand muscle representation and premotor cortical areas of the brainās dominant hemisphere with TMS in healthy volunteers during motor act of writing.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The study was conducted on 10 healthy subjects. The mapping of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) and premotor cortical areas (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) was performed by applying a patterned bursts of repetitive TMS (repetitive TMS) during motor act of writing. The evoked responses were recorded by electromygraphic recording.
RESULTS: The repetitive TMS of the primary motor cortex for hand muscle (m. abductor pollicis brevis) during the writing elicited in all subjects muscle motor evoked potentials, with the long latency responses elicited in 20% of subjects and the silent period in 30% of subjects. The repetitive TMS of the premotor cortex elicited long latency responses in hand muscles in all subjects, with or without muscle motor evoked potentials preceding the long latency responses, with different writing interferences. The mean latency of elicited long latency response was 70.72 ms.
CONCLUSIONS: Repetitive TMS can be used to map the motor writing function while interfering with the neural control of the upper extremity during the writing performance. Repetitive TMS of the left premotor cortex (posterior part of superior frontal gyrus, posterior part of middle frontal gyrus) during motor act of writing elicited long latency responses in dominant hand muscles in all subjects with different writing interferences. The results of this study might contribute to a further neurophysiological research of writing function and to the development of TMS methodology in preoperative mapping of the motor areas involved in writing function in patients with brain tumour. Further research is needed to uncover the neurophysiologic mechanisms of long latency responses in hand muscles elicited during repetitive TMS of the premotor cortical area