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Changes in peripheral sensory afference do not alter predictive motor planning: evidence from carpal tunnel syndrome
Thomas Jacob, Mohamed Ibrahim B K, Vishnu Babu G…·Varadhan SKM
The paper examines whether anticipatory motor planning depends on peripheral sensory input by comparing ASA in carpal tunnel syndrome patients before and after surgery, finding no change in ASA despite improved sensory function.
DOI 10.64898/2026.04.01.715947