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Hand function in relation to brain lesions and corticomotor-projection pattern in children with unilateral cerebral palsy
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 10/08/09

Holmström L et al. – Combining information from structural magnetic resonance images and TMS can improve prediction of hand function. A wide variation in hand function was seen within all motor–projection patterns. Although the most impaired hand function was seen in the ipsilateral motor–projection group, some children in this group had fairly good ability. Such information is important for treatment planning.

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