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Cortical Networks Link Differently to Parkinson’s Subthalamic Activity
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BIOENGINEER.ORGCortical Networks Link Differently to Parkinson’s Subthalamic Activity
In a groundbreaking exploration into the neural circuitry underlying Parkinson’s disease, researchers have unveiled intricate and varying patterns of connectivity between cortical large-scale networks and the subthalamic nucleus (STN), the latter being a pivotal structure within the basal ganglia responsible for motor control. This study delivers unprecedented insight into the dynamic interplay between cortical systems and subcortical activity, …
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