Does three months of nightly splinting reduce the extensibility of the flexor pollicis longus muscle in people with tetraplegia?
Splinting the FPL muscle in a relatively shortened position each night for three months does not reduce its extensibility.
Our behavioural and fMRI results can be interpreted as first evidence from neuroimaging that olanzapine affects the assignment of incentive salience represented by differential activation in dopaminergic brain areas and acceleration of reaction times. This can help to better understand neuroleptic effects in psychiatric diseases. Furthermore, we demonstrate the value of a hypercapnic challenge in functional pharmaco-MRI.