The technique involves applying a brief magnetic stimulation to the surface of the scalp at the primary motor cortex and collect on the hand, the opposite side, the corresponding potential. It registered then demonstrates the potential transmission of nerve impulses along the motor pathways. In doing so, a cortical map points from which a stimulus is followed by a potential can be realized. This series of points identified a surface of the stimulable motor cortex and recruitable for producing motor tasks. J. Liepert had the curiosity to draw these maps in patients with motor disabilities more than two years after a stroke, before and after several weeks of rehabilitation protocol.
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