Scientists probe Brain's 'Self-Movement' signals in Tourette's
NCT ID NCT07290920
Summary
This study aimed to understand how the brain processes the feeling of controlling one's own movements in people with Tourette Syndrome. Researchers compared 60 adults with and without the condition using a simple finger-pressing task to measure brain signals. The goal was to see if differences in this brain processing are linked to the severity of tics, to build knowledge for future treatments.
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IRCCS Ospedale Galeazzi-Sant'Ambrogio
Milan, Italy, 20100, Italy
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