The neuroanatomy of neuromotor and sensorimotor disorders

Description

This seminar presents the neuroanatomy of neuromotor and sensorimotor problems in children. Dr. Moore presents structural and neuroanatomical factors as they relate to neuromotor and sensorimotor deficiencies. The structure and function of the Central Nervous System is discussed along with implications of dysfunction in various areas. Sensory processing of the Central Nervous System is presented related to motor learning and feed-forward and feedback systems.

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360 min

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Date of Publication

1998

Database

Alexander Street

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