Fig. 4. Box plot of changes in motor evoked potential amplitude from the abductor hallucis muscle after tetanic stimulation at stimulus intensities of 0, 5, 25, and 50 mA at %T1 of 5%. Motor evoked potentials were recorded at the ipsilateral side to tetanic stimulation. Tetanic stimulation (50 Hz, 50 mA) with a duration of 5 s was applied on the tibial nerve 1 s before transcranial stimulation. Motor evoked potential amplitudes were significantly higher with tetanic stimulation at stimulus intensities of 25 and 50 mA compared with control values (0 mA). *  P < 0.05  versus control (0 mA). 

Fig. 4. Box plot of changes in motor evoked potential amplitude from the abductor hallucis muscle after tetanic stimulation at stimulus intensities of 0, 5, 25, and 50 mA at %T1 of 5%. Motor evoked potentials were recorded at the ipsilateral side to tetanic stimulation. Tetanic stimulation (50 Hz, 50 mA) with a duration of 5 s was applied on the tibial nerve 1 s before transcranial stimulation. Motor evoked potential amplitudes were significantly higher with tetanic stimulation at stimulus intensities of 25 and 50 mA compared with control values (0 mA). *  P < 0.05  versus control (0 mA). 

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