GABRIELLA CERRI

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University of Milan

Italy

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Gabriella Cerri is a Full Professor at the University of Milan, Italy. Her research primarily focuses on motor control and neurophysiology, with recent articles exploring areas such as electrical stimulation effects on the human parietal cortex, intraoperative motor mapping techniques, and the connectivity of the primary motor cortex. Additionally, she has investigated the impact of glioma on mood disorders and quality of life.

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Lorenzo Bello

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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Motor impairment evoked by direct electrical stimulation of human parietal cortex during object manipulation

Clinical pearls and methods for intraoperative motor mapping

Distinct functional and structural connectivity of the human hand-knob supported by intraoperative findings

Factors Influencing Mood Disorders and Health Related Quality of Life in Adults With Glioma: A Longitudinal Study

Negative motor responses to direct electrical stimulation: Behavioral assessment hides different effects on muscles

Targeting primary motor cortex (M1) functional components in m1 gliomas enhances safe resection and reveals m1 plasticity potentials

Direct electrical stimulation of premotor areas: Different effects on hand muscle activity during object manipulation

Direct electrical stimulation of the premotor cortex shuts down awareness of voluntary actions

Large scale networks for human hand-object interaction: Functionally distinct roles for two premotor regions identified intraoperatively

Reproducing macaque lateral grasping and oculomotor networks using resting state functional connectivity and diffusion tractography

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Lorenzo Bello

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