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Touch-and-go - Sensorimotor Processing in Neurotypical and Clinical Populations

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Watch a Johns Hopkins Department of PM&R Grand Rounds lecture where Dr. Jeffrey M. Yau explores the complex relationship between sensory processing and motor control in both neurotypical individuals and clinical populations, providing insights into how the brain integrates touch information with movement planning and execution.

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Touch-and-go: Sensorimotor Processing in Neurotypical and Clinical Populations

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