HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Gait and colleagues from the and, University, France have published the paper: brain sciences, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
Measuring brain activity during gait with sufficient temporal resolution can help to determine which brain areas are involved in motor behavior control. Electroencephalography (EEG) presents better temporal resolution than other brain imaging methods to record cortical activation during gait. Indeed, gait is often considered as an automatic activity which can be modified by cortical activations in certain circumstances that necessitate adaptation of gait pattern. In this narrative review, after some methodological considerations, the . . .
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