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Published in Neurology

Journal Scan / Research · December 03, 2024

Subthalamic Stimulation Causally Modulates Human Voluntary Decision–Making to Stay or Go

NPJ Parkinson's Disease

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NPJ Parkinson's Disease

Subthalamic stimulation causally modulates human voluntary decision-making to stay or go

NPJ Parkinsons Dis 2024 Nov 02;10(1)210, Y Wang, L Wang, L Manssuer, YJ Zhao, Q Ding, Y Pan, P Huang, D Li, V Voon

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