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Fausto G Baldissera

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Baldissera F, Tesio L
Front Hum Neurosci . 2017 Apr; 11:152. PMID: 28408875
When rhythmically moving two limbs in either the same or in opposite directions, one coupling mode meets constraints that are absent in the other mode. Isodirectional (ISO) flexion-extensions of the...
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Esposti R, Limonta E, Esposito F, Baldissera F
Exp Brain Res . 2013 Oct; 231(3):293-303. PMID: 24096588
When oscillating the upper limbs together in the parasagittal plane, movements coordination is lower (i.e., variability of the interlimb relative phase is higher) in antidirectional (ANTI) than in isodirectional (ISO)...
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Baldissera F, Esposti R
Exp Brain Res . 2013 Jun; 229(2):203-19. PMID: 23793445
When coupling cyclic adduction-abduction movements of the arms in the transverse (horizontal) plane, isodirectional (ISO) coupling is less stable than antidirectional (ANTI) coupling. We proposed that such deficiency stems from...
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Esposti R, Baldissera F
Exp Brain Res . 2013 Jun; 228(4):527-39. PMID: 23771607
Coupling stability during cyclic arm movements in the horizontal (transverse) plane is lower in ISO- than in ANTI-directional coupling. We proposed that such impairment arises from the interference exerted in...
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Esposti R, Baldissera F
Hum Mov Sci . 2010 Apr; 30(2):213-26. PMID: 20395000
Voluntary adduction-abduction movements of one arm in the horizontal plane discharge a reaction torque which would rotate the trunk in the direction opposite to arm acceleration. Rotation is impeded by...
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Baldissera F, Cavallari P, Esposti R
BMC Neurosci . 2006 Oct; 7:70. PMID: 17067367
Background: Synchrony of coupled oscillations of ipsilateral hand and foot may be achieved by controlling the interlimb phase difference through a crossed kinaesthetic feedback between the two limbs, or by...