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Somatosensory electrical stimulation to augment skill acquisition and motor memory consolidation: An electroencephalography study
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- 125
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- Interventional
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- •Age 18-30 or 65+, Right handed based on the Edinburgh inventory
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- •Fracture in the upper extermity over the past year, neurological disorders, health and psychological disorders, medication affecting central nervous system functioning, MMSE score <26
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