OBJECTIVE Growing evidence indicates that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) stems from abnormal structural and functional connectivity of neural networks. Although diagnostic symptoms are sociocommunicative, motor-related functions (beyond repetitive mannerisms) are also impaired. However, evidence on connectivity at the level of basic motor execution is limited, which we address here. METHOD We...

Introduction: The assessment and comparison of the precision frequency movement in épée fencers representing various sport classes, determination influence three-year symmetrical unilateral training on dynamic asymmetry. Material Methods: research was conducted 60 female fencers, who were divided into four groups according to class they represent (n= 15). In group I there medalists World Europe...

Abstract Introduction: The cerebral palsy and brachial plexus injury may cause asymmetry in the use of upper limbs (UL). This condition requires early treatment to reduce impact child's life; therefore, several proposed interventions aim increase their functional independence. Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) Hand-Arm Bimanual Intensive (HABIT) have been widely considered effective im...

The analysis of motor inter hemispheric asymmetry in rats differing the degree alcohol motivation and learnin gability at different stages chronic alcoholization was performed. qualitative quantitative composition blood lipids determined as an integral indicator ethanol influence on metabolic processes alcoholization. obtained results indicate a certain right-hemispheric character lateralizatio...

Objective: The purpose of this study is to examine and compare the scores functional movement screen (FMS) professional male soccer players in different leagues. Materials Methods: Previously collected data 64 athletes who were competing three leagues, using FMS test battery procedure analyzed. Asymmetry dysfunction rates, total scores, subgroups each compared. Results: There was no statistical...

The dorsal Anterior Cingulate Cortex (dACC) and the Supplementary Motor Area (SMA) are known to interact during motor coordination behavior. We previously discovered that the directional influences underlying this interaction in a visuo-motor coordination task are asymmetric, with the dACC→SMA influence being significantly greater than that in the reverse direction. To assess the specificity of...