Corticospinal excitability affected by conflicting visual and proprioceptive information - Corticospinal excitability affected by conflicting multisensory information

The ECR motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitudes significantly increased in the control condition compared to the resting condition (p<0.0001), whereas the FCR MEP amplitudes did not change between the resting and control conditions. The ECR MEP amplitudes significantly increased in the static condition compared to the dynamic condition (p<0.0001) . On the other hand, the FCR MEP amplitudes significantly increased in the dynamic condition compared to the static condition (p<0.0001).