Cortical reorganization after motor stroke: A pilot study on differences between the upper and lower limbs

Stroke patients suffering from hemiparesis may show substantial recovery in the first months poststroke due to neural reorganization. While reorganization driving improvement of upper hand motor function has been frequently investigated, much less is known about the changes underlying recovery of lo...

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Main Authors:	Binder, E. (Author), Eickhoff, S.B (Author), Fink, G.R (Author), Grefkes, C. (Author), Leimbach, M. (Author), Pool, E.-M (Author), Volz, L.J (Author)
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Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	adult aged Aged Aged, 80 and over Article Bayes theorem BOLD signal brain ischemia causal modeling cerebellum cerebrovascular accident chronic disease Chronic Disease clinical article comparative study complication connectome Connectome controlled study convalescence data analysis software diagnostic imaging dynamic causal modeling echo planar imaging effective connectivity facilitation fatigue female Female fMRI foot Foot functional magnetic resonance imaging functional neuroimaging hand Hand hand grip hand movement hemodynamics human Humans image processing interhemispheric inhibition interhemispheric transfer leg movement limb movement lower limb Magnetic Resonance Imaging male Male middle aged Middle Aged motor activity Motor Activity motor cortex Motor Cortex motor dysfunction motor performance motor recovery National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale nerve cell network Nerve Net nuclear magnetic resonance imaging paresis Paresis pathophysiology physiology Pilot Projects pilot study plasticity pons premotor cortex primary motor cortex priority journal prophylaxis Recovery of Function rehabilitation secondary somatosensory cortex Stroke upper limb very elderly
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