Brain activation to passive movements
Twenty‐nine
BRAIN
Twenty‐nine patients (15 in the MIT group and 14 in the CON group) who had completed task‐fMRI scanning before and after intervention and with good image quality were included in the fMRI analysis.The general activation to passive movements of the affected/unaffected hand is shown in Figure Brain activation in response to hand passive movements. (A‐D) Brain activation in response to passive movement of the unaffected hand before and after intervention in the CON group and MIT group; (E‐H) Brain activation in response to passive movement of the affected hand before and after intervention in the CON and MIT groups. All clusters are significant at voxel‐level uncorrected ANOVA and correlation analysis results are shown in Figure Alterations in brain activation in response to passive movement of the affected hand between the MIT and CON groups. (A) Brain regions in which activation exhibited significant Group × Time interactions (threshold‐free cluster enhancement [TFCE] corrected 