AOA-OMED Research Posters 2024-OMED24-POSTERS

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Elizabeth Dessalier's presentation focuses on the impact of cerebellar transperineal stimulation on the motor and thalamic cortical neurocorrelation, particularly on cerebellar ataxia implications. Through an in vivo study with physiological verification, they explored the communication pathways between the cerebellum, thalamus, and motor cortex. Although no significant correlation was found between these regions under normal conditions, a significant difference emerged in firing rates under inhibitory conditions with a p-value of 0.035. The findings suggest that inhibitory stimulation affects thalamic neural activity, warranting further investigation with more data focusing on inhibitory conditions.

Keywords

cerebellar transperineal stimulation

motor cortex

thalamic cortical neurocorrelation

inhibitory conditions

cerebellar ataxia