Interaction between the perceptual and motor system in patients with central and peripheral lesions: strategies for neurorehabilitation
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Jan 1, 2020
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Perceptual system, Motor system, Brain injuries
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Traditional approaches to understanding visual perception assume that the main objective of the visual system is to build a detailed representation of the outside world based on the retina that, despite the sophistication of processing, has computational limits to handle the amount of incident information and presence of noise (1).
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Rodrigues-de França, F. ., Rodríguez-de Ávila, U. E. ., & Pereira-Júnior, A. . (2020). Interaction between the perceptual and motor system in patients with central and peripheral lesions: strategies for neurorehabilitation. Duazary, 17(1), 3–4. https://doi.org/10.21676/2389783X.3215
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