… patients with ACL-R … excitability and corticomotor excitability differed among ACL-R patients
who demonstrated acceptable levels of voluntary quadriceps activation (CAR ≥ 0.95), ACL-…

… Additionally, this research cannot speculate on the effect neural excitability has on joint
surface contact forces, joint congruency or ligament tensions, which could be a focus of future …

… neural pathways are affected and when they are affected after ACLR may offer a shift in the
clinical focus of rehabilitation … This systematic review assessed quadriceps neural excitability …

… differences between graft types used in the current manuscript, recent literature has
demonstrated no differences in neural excitability between the use of bone-patellar tendon-bone …

… neural factors contribute to poor outcomes following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
… Neurophysiological adaptations have been identified in corticospinal tract excitability, …

… of neural alterations that occur following ACL reconstruction. … excitability have been reported
following ACL injury and … and corticospinal excitability following ACL reconstruction and …

… ACLR participants in this study demonstrated differences in neural excitability and
quadriceps muscle morphology compared to controls. Specifically, a lesser ability to generate …

… targeting neural dysfunction may improve patient outcomes after ACL-R. In an effort to
evaluate both the mechanical-force-generation capability of the quadriceps and the neural …

… the nervous system in individuals after ACL reconstruction (ACL-R) have been largely cross-…
prior history of ACL-R demonstrate differential levels in neural excitability to the quadriceps …

… dysfunction, motor system excitability, and plasticity of neural networks. As research begins
to … from ACL reconstruction, a higher MT was only observed in the ACL-reconstructed limb, as …