Increased prefrontal oxygenation prior to and at the onset of over-ground locomotion in humans
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Vol 129
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pp. 1161-1172
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We found using wireless near-infrared spectroscopy that prefrontal oxygenation increased before the onset of arbitrary over-ground walking, whereas the preexercise increase was absent when walking was suddenly started by cue. The difference in prefrontal oxygenation between start modes (considered related to central command) preceded heart rate response variances and demonstrated a positive relationship with the difference in heart rate. The central command-related prefrontal activity may contribute to cardiac adjustment, synchronized with the beginning of over-ground walking.
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Vol 19
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Vol 12
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pp. 440-447
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Vol 17
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pp. 506-515
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Vol 23
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