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Corticospinal Excitability in the Hand Muscles is Decreased During Eye Movement with Visual Occlusion

Yuta Chujo [et al.] - Nama Orang;

Corticospinal excitability in the hand muscles decreases during smooth pursuit eye movement. The present study tested a hypothesis that the decrease in corticospinal excitability in the hand muscles at rest during eye movement is not caused by visual feedback but caused by motor commands to the eye muscles. Healthy men (M age¼28.4 yr., SD¼5.2) moved their eyes to the right with visual occlusion (dark goggles) while their arms and hands remained at rest. The motor-evoked potential in the hand muscles was suppressed by 19% in the third quarter of the eye-movement period, supporting a view that motor commands to the eye muscles are the cause of the decrease in corticospinal excitability in the hand muscles. The amount of the suppression was not significantly different among the muscles, indicating that modulation of corticospinal excitability in one muscle induced by eye movement is not dependent on whether eye movement direction and the direction of finger movement when the muscle contracts are identical. Thus, the finding failed to support a hypothetical view that motor commands to the eye muscles concomittantly produce motor commands to the hand muscles. Moreover, the amount of the suppression was not significantly different between the forearm positions, indicating
that the suppression was not affected by proprioception of the forearm muscles when visual feedback is absent.

Keywords
eye-hand coordination, corticospinal excitability, eye movement, hand muscles


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Perceptual and Motor Skills
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: The Author., 2016
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Perceptual and Motor Skills 2016, Vol. 122(1) 238–255
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