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Efference information flow during skill acquisition mediates its interaction with medical simulation technology

Anil Kamat, Xavier Intes, Suvranu De, and Anirban Dutta

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Abstract

We employed portable optical neuroimaging technology and the Granger causality approach to uncover the impact of the two medical simulation technologies on the directed functional brain network of the subjects with two different skill levels.

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