Hand Function and the Neocortex

Significance of Single or Multiple Cortical Areas for Tactile Discrimination in Primates.- Scanning a Textured Surface with the Fingers: Events in Sensorimotor Cortex.- Functional Surface Integration, Submodality Convergence, and Tactile Feature Detection in Area 2 of the Monkey Somatosensory Cortex.- Sensorimotor Cortex Responses to Vibrotactile Stimuli During Initiation and Execution of Hand Movement.- Tactual Roughness Perception in Human: A Psychophysical Assessment of the Role of Vibration.- Somatosensory Detection in Man.- Coordinated Control Programs for Movements of the Hand.- Transcortical Reflexes: Their Properties and Functional Significance.- Small Hand Muscles in Precision Grip: A Corticospinal Prerogative?.- Relations Between Two-Dimensional Arm Movements and Single-Cell Discharge in Motor Cortex and Area 5: Movement Direction Versus Movement End Point.- Differences of Neuronal Responses in Two Cortical Motor Areas in Primates.- Activity of Areas 4 and 7 Neurons During Movements Triggered by Visual, Auditory, and Somesthetic Stimuli in the Monkey: Movement-Related Versus Stimulus-Related Responses.- Motor and Sensory Properties of Primate Corticomotoneuronal Cells.- Effects of Lesions of the Corpus Callosum on Tactile Cross-Localization.- Activity of Dentate and Interpositus Neurons During Maintained Isometric Prehension.- Topographical Aspects of Cerebral Cortex and Dentate Nucleus in the Control of Hand Movements.- Compensatory Motor Function of the Somatosensory Cortex in the Monkey Following Cooling of the Motor Cortex and Cerebellectomy.- Activity of Neurons in the Prefrontal Cortex During Visually and Pain-Induced Hand Movements in Monkeys.- Thalamocortical Organization in the Raccoon: Comparison with the Primate.