… that alterations in spinal-reflex and corticomotor excitability … excitability to understand
whether corticomotor alterations are … We found that graft type did not affect excitability, but future …

… Similar to our results, Heroux and Tremblay (2006) discovered alterations in corticospinal
excitability in ACL injured individuals who were on average 22 months post-injury. Although …

… joint, persist for years following surgery. These less than … alterations also occur following
ACLR (Needle et al., 2017). Specifically, alterations in afferent and reflexive neural excitability …

… native ACL also contributes to a change in homeostasis [16]. The consequence of altered …
from ACLR appears to be derived from altered sensory input (hyperactive or deafferentation)…

… The results of the current study suggest that neural alterations in ACL individuals contribute
to quadriceps strength deficits following injury and surgical reconstruction. Targeting neural …

… ACLR had altered corticospinal excitability that did not change from 2 weeks after surgery
to the … cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). Deficits in quadriceps function are linked to …

… of the corticospinal pathways is altered after ACL reconstruction. … research related to
alterations of spinal-reflex and corticospinal excitability following ACL reconstruction and perform a …

… Lepley AS, Gribble PA, Thomas AC, Tevald MA, Sohn DH, Pietrosimone BG 2015
Quadriceps neural alterations in anterior cruciate ligament reconstructed patients: A 6-month …

… reports describing enhanced excitability of corticomotor … alterations in the quantity and
quality of sensory feedback from the affected limb may underlie the rise in cortical excitability…

… , 51 and altered spinal and cortical excitability. Depressed cortical excitability after ACLR …
Previous reports of altered neuromuscular control following ACL injury, as that reported in …