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Higher-order motor disorders : from neuroanatomy and neurobiology to clinical neurology
H.‐J. Freund
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Abstract
INTRODUCTION PART I: NEUROANATOMICAL, NEUROBIOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE BASIS 1. Functional neuroanatomy of the human motor cortex 2. Parallel parietofrontal circuits for sensorimotor transformation 3. The planning and control of reaching and grasping movements 4. The premotor cortex: from attention to intention 5. Linking perception and action: an ideomotor approach 6. Cerebellar motor and cognitive functions 7. Motor learning 8. The mirror-neuron system and action recognition 9. Levels of representation of goal-directed actions PART II: CLINICAL STUDIES OF HIGHER-ORDER MOTOR DISORDERS 10. Corticospinal deficits 11. Bimanual coordination and its disorders 12. Higher-order disorders of gait 13. Speech motor control and its disorders 14. Disorders of body schema 15. Motor aspects of unilateral neglect and related disorders 16. Anarchic hand 17. Apraxias as traditionally defined 18. Unimodal sensory-motor transformation disorders 19. Action recognition disorders following parietal damage 20. From the grasping reflex to the environmental dependency syndrome 21. Tics and stereotypes 22. Psychogenic motor disorders 23. Fronto-striatal circuits and disorders of goal-directed actions 24. Delusions of control: a disorder of forward model of the motor system 25. Cortical plasticity and motor disorders 26. Perspectives in higher-order motor deficit rehabilitation: Which approach for which ecological result?