In Musician's Dystonia, Extensive Practicing of an Instrument Leads To

question 11

Multiple Choice

In musician's dystonia, extensive practicing of an instrument leads to:

• A) loss of motor control due to a lack of cortical expansion.
• B) loss of motor control due to reorganization of the motor cortex.
• C) improved motor control due to cortical expansion.
• D) improved motor control due to reorganization of the motor cortex.

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