Introduction The supplementary motor area (SMA) was originally defined by Penfield and Welch in 1951 as a single cortical field anterior to the leg representation of the primary motor cortex (PMC) along the medial aspect of the cerebral hemisphere down to the cingulate sulcus [1-4]. The SMA-proper is limited to cortex
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