Key result
The periaqueductal grey and subthalamic nucleus act as key integrating sites between feedback signals from exercising muscle and feedforward signals from higher cortical centres.
Population
Humans undergoing functional neurosurgery with deep brain stimulating electrodes implanted for the treatment…
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Review
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Identifies candidate neural targets for exercise hemodynamics; leaves open direct validation and clinical translation.
This review highlights that the periaqueductal grey and subthalamic nucleus are key neural integration sites for the cardiovascular response to exercise in humans.
Basnayake et al. (2011) conducted a review in Chronic pain and movement disorders. Deep brain stimulation and neural recording was evaluated. The periaqueductal grey and subthalamic nucleus act as key integrating sites between feedback signals from exercising muscle and feedforward signals from higher cortical centres.
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