Corticomotor and intracortical excitability after a fatiguing task does not relate to fatigue or fatigability
fatigue, fatigability
After a fatigue task, there is a decrease in corticomotor excitability (We then investigated whether PED related to fatigue and/or fatigability. To do so, we examined the correlation between MEPAlthough our observed changes in cerebellar excitability are not likely the result from changes in corticomotor excitability, because we adjusted the MEP amplitude before our measures of CBI, we examined whether PED in M1 and reduced CBI after the fatigue task are related phenomena. We found that MEPLast, to understand whether reduced cerebellar and corticomotor excitability is also accompanied with global excitability changes, we obtained two measures of intracortical excitability (