Motor cortex bilateral motor representation depends on subcortical and interhemispheric interactions.
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Motor cortex electrical stimulation augments sprouting of the corticospinal tract and promotes recovery of motor functionEffect of auditory constraints on motor performance depends on stage of recovery post-stroke.Chronic electrical stimulation of the intact corticospinal system after unilateral injury restores skilled locomotor control and promotes spinal axon outgrowth.Specificity of neuronal responses in primary visual cortex is modulated by interhemispheric corticocortical inputTargeted mini-strokes produce changes in interhemispheric sensory signal processing that are indicative of disinhibition within minutes.What can errors tell us about body representations?Dipolar cortico-muscular electrical stimulation: a novel method that enhances motor function in both - normal and spinal cord injured miceCortical control of adaptive locomotion in wild-type mice and mutant mice lacking the ephrin-Eph effector protein alpha2-chimaerin.Aberrant crossed corticospinal facilitation in muscles distant from a spinal cord injury.Transspinal constant-current long-lasting stimulation: a new method to induce cortical and corticospinal plasticity.Cortical representation of ipsilateral arm movements in monkey and man.Dexterity: A MATLAB-based analysis software suite for processing and visualizing data from tasks that measure arm or forelimb function.Differential involvement of cortical and cerebellar areas using dominant and nondominant hands: An FMRI study.Combined motor cortex and spinal cord neuromodulation promotes corticospinal system functional and structural plasticity and motor function after injuryMotor cortex electrical stimulation promotes axon outgrowth to brain stem and spinal targets that control the forelimb impaired by unilateral corticospinal injuryThe "good" limb makes the "bad" limb worse: experience-dependent interhemispheric disruption of functional outcome after cortical infarcts in rats.Impaired crossed facilitation of the corticospinal pathway after cervical spinal cord injury.Rapid and persistent impairments of the forelimb motor representations following cervical deafferentation in rats.Electrical stimulation of motor cortex in the uninjured hemisphere after chronic unilateral injury promotes recovery of skilled locomotion through ipsilateral control.Shaping plasticity to enhance recovery after injury.Understanding and enhancing motor recovery after stroke using transcranial magnetic stimulation.Electrical stimulation and motor recovery.Axonal remodeling in the corticospinal tract after stroke: how does rehabilitative training modulate it?Preclinical and Clinical Evidence on Ipsilateral Corticospinal Projections: Implication for Motor Recovery.An Automated Test of Rat Forelimb Supination Quantifies Motor Function Loss and Recovery After Corticospinal Injury.Role of the Contralesional vs. Ipsilesional Hemisphere in Stroke Recovery.Forelimb training drives transient map reorganization in ipsilateral motor cortex.Coupled Bimanual Training Using a Non-Powered Device for Individuals with Severe Hemiparesis: A Pilot Study.Improved methods for chronic light-based motor mapping in mice: automated movement tracking with accelerometers, and chronic EEG recording in a bilateral thin-skull preparation.Paired motor cortex and cervical epidural electrical stimulation timed to converge in the spinal cord promotes lasting increases in motor responses.Repair of complete nerve lacerations at the forearm: an outcome study using Rosén-Lundborg protocol.Functional Activation-Informed Structural Changes during Stroke Recovery: A Longitudinal MRI Study.Modulation of interhemispheric interactions across symmetric and asymmetric bimanual force regulations.Clinically Relevant Levels of 4-Aminopyridine Strengthen Physiological Responses in Intact Motor Circuits in Rats, Especially After Pyramidal Tract Injury.Spinal cord direct current stimulation differentially modulates neuronal activity in the dorsal and ventral spinal cord.Effect of motor training involving the less-affected side (MTLA) in post-stroke subjects: a pilot randomized controlled trial.Traumatic Brain Injury Occludes Training-Dependent Cortical Reorganization in the Contralesional Hemisphere.Involvement of the primary motor cortex in controlling movements executed with the ipsilateral hand differs between left- and right-handers.Plasticity in One Hemisphere, Control From Two: Adaptation in Descending Motor Pathways After Unilateral Corticospinal Injury in Neonatal Rats.
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Motor cortex bilateral motor representation depends on subcortical and interhemispheric interactions.
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Motor cortex bilateral motor r ...... interhemispheric interactions.
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Motor cortex bilateral motor r ...... interhemispheric interactions.
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Motor cortex bilateral motor r ...... interhemispheric interactions.
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Jason B Carmel
John H Martin
Marcel Brus-Ramer
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10.1523/JNEUROSCI.5852-08.2009
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2009-05-01T00:00:00Z