… lateral hemisection lesions (at segment C3/4), we explored the sensory representation
and corticospinal projection of the intact (ipsilesional) cortex. Using blood oxygenation level-…

… inhibitory mechanisms are affected by spinal cord injury. In this … to the corticospinal system
after incomplete spinal cord injury. … result of the destruction of corticospinal axons or slowing of …

… discuss the significance of corticospinal lesion for impairment … cord injury (SCI) is contingent
on corticospinal transmission. … for corticospinal neurons, could activate inhibitory cortical …

… of modulating bilateral corticospinal excitability with different polarities of transcutaneous
spinal direct current stimulation (tsDCS) in chronic, incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI). …

… in the corticospinal system following spinal cord injury or … recovery upon incomplete spinal
cord injury. The formation or … neuromodulators, reversible inhibition of the GABAergic or …

… The inhibitory effect of spinal cord extract for growing neurites was decreased in the KO mice…
of the thoracic spinal cord, Nogo-A KO mice displayed more corticospinal tract (CST) fibers …

… This study shows that the monoclonal antibody IN-1, which neutralizes the inhibitory …
lesion of the corticospinal tract, resulting in a bilateral innervation of the cervical spinal cord, red …

… (TESS) promotes recovery of function in humans with spinal cord injury (… corticospinal
axons. A possibility is that TESS activated inhibitory cortical circuits projecting onto corticospinal …

… an incomplete injury with an intact corticospinal tract (CST). … inhibitory potential” of the spinal
cord was reported to be increased after SCI. How can we reconcile a clear lack of inhibition …

… , regardless of the traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) level and … delicate balance between
growth inhibition and promotion as … For example, we found that rat hindlimb corticospinal tract …