… epidural recordings of the evoked corticospinal volleys [94]. This inhibition of the test stimulus
by the … inhibition, since drugs that enhance GABAergic inhibition can increase intracortical …

… the lesion epicentre, was observed 10 weeks after enzymatic degradation of chondroitin
sulphate (CS) glycosaminoglycans, supporting our view that at least part of the inhibitory activity …

… inhibited hemicortex, but as many CTB labelled corticospinal neurons were present as in
controls, along with an equally large corticospinal … corticospinal tract such as a spinal cord injury…

… of the corticospinal tract were also … inhibition is reduced, by means of chondroitinase ABC
which neutralizes CSPGs, anti-Nogo antibodies, or Rho inhibitors, sprouting from injured and …

… This review focuses on the effects of the neutralization of myelin-associated neurite
growth inhibitors, in particular Nogo-A, using the monoclonal antibody IN-1. Acute mAb IN-1 …

… We thank the spinal cord injury individuals for their participation in this study. Funding:
This work was supported by funding from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and …

… corticospinal excitability following ES in spinal cord-injured (… These data confirm that the
lasting facilitation of corticospinal … be due to the result of presynaptic inhibition [34]. The different …

Previous studies have shown that sprouting of corticospinal tract (CST) fibers after spinal
cord injury (SCI) contributes to recovery of motor functions. However, the neuroanatomical …

… corticospinal … inhibition after SCI is likely related to impaired function of the descending
pathways that ensure suppression of inhibitory interneurons transmitting cutaneous inhibition …

… inhibitory intracortical activities. To our knowledge no data are available in the literature on
the cortical silent period in head injury… , analysing excitatory and inhibitory responses to TMS, …