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Marina Todo

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Kansai University of Health Sciences

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation StudiesMotor Control and AdaptationStroke Rehabilitation and RecoveryMuscle activation and electromyography studiesPeripheral Nerve Disorders

Marina Todo works in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Studies, Motor Control and Adaptation, Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery, Muscle activation and electromyography studies, Peripheral Nerve Disorders. Recorded institutional associations include Kansai University of Health Sciences.

23Publications

68Citations

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

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Marina Todo

Kansai University of Health Sciences

Selected research works

Precision pinch force control via brain and spinal motor neuron excitability during motor imagery

Causal relationships between brain and spinal motor neuron excitability during motor imagery: Using NIRS and evoked electromyogram study

Differences in motor imagery strategy change behavioral outcome

Changes in spinal motoneuron excitability during the improvement of fingertip dexterity by actual execution combined with motor imagery practice

The Effect of Motor Imagery on Spinal Motor Neuron Excitability and Its Clinical Use in Physical Therapy

Differences in working memory function are associated with motor imagery-induced changes in spinal motor nerve excitability and subsequent motor skill changes

Individual Differences in Methods of Motor Imagery

Comparison of F-wave Amplitude Values between Addition Average Mean Processing and Mean Value Processing

A new waveform analysis method reflecting the diversity of F-wave Waveforms–Waveform types in healthy subjects based on the combined use of the additive averaging method and histograms-

Excitability of Spinal Neural Function by Motor Imagery with Isometric Opponens Pollicis Activity: Influence of Difference Methods of Motor Imagery

The Importance of F-Wave Patterns in a Patient with Cerebrovascular Disease Characterized by a Markedly Increased Tone of the Thenar Muscles

The combined effects of motor imagery and motor practice are influenced by differences in working memory function: Examination of brain, spinal cord, and muscle performance data

Examination of New Parameters from F-Wave Waveform Using Addition Averaging Method

P-NE018. The importance of paying attention to the waveform pattern of the f wave in a patient with cerebrovascular diseases who showed markedly increased muscle tone of the thenar muscles

A case of hemiplegia with a cerebrovascular accident in which motor imagery of finger extension on the affected side with finger extension on the unaffected side was effective - A study using F-waves

Application of New Waveform Analysis Methods Reflecting F-Wave Diversity -Typing of F-Wave Diversity According to Differences in the Derived Muscles

Application of new waveform analysis methods reflecting F-wave diversity -classification of F-wave diversity according to differences in the derived muscles

Continued Motor Imagery Strategies Focusing on Numerical Information as well as Imagery Content Alter Spinal Motor Nerve Function and Motor Skills

Age bias in changes in finger dexterity based on brain activation and spinal motor nerve excitability induced by motor imagery practice

Hand mental rotation reaction time reflects motor imagery strategy and predicts changes in finger dexterity after motor imagery