… of the inhibition because the early part of the MEP was not reduced. However, we cannot
exclude the possibility that presynaptic inhibition at the interneurons that carry corticospinal …

… This mini-review evaluates the evidence that modulation of extrinsic inhibitors of axon …
from spinal cord injury. In particular, we will discuss the sprouting of corticospinal tract axons …

… cord disorders (Di Lazzaro et al., 1999). In most patients affected by traumatic spinal cord
injury (SCI) the involvement of spinal cord is … and inhibition may reflect degraded corticospinal …

… results in a greater inhibition of the I3- and later I-waves, which results in decreased
summation of the corticospinal volleys at the level of the spinal cord and a decreased MEP. …

… We therefore expected to see a similar shift in the motor output of corticospinal … cord atrophy
predicts changes at the cortical level that lead to reduced excitability and increased inhibition…

… of corticospinal motor circuitry after SCI. Lastly, will review the potential therapeutic strategies
targeting neuroplasticity in the corticospinal motor circuit for functional recovery after SCI. …

… muscle in humans with incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI). To … These findings provide evidence
for lesser corticospinal and … manifested in humans with spinal cord injury (SCI) to date, its …

… of extrinsic inhibitory … of injured corticospinal neurons after SCI. Because of the variety of
growth-restrictive extrinsic molecules, it remains unclear how inhibition of conserved inhibitory …

… It has also been shown to slow axon regeneration after peripheral nerve injury and inhibit …
the corticospinal tract (CST) axons to regenerate after spinal hemisection and contusion injury …

… inhibitors of axonal regeneration in the adult spinal cord. The … around the injury site following
spinal cord contusion. … regrowth of the corticospinal tract after spinal cord contusion. Thus, …