… Moreover, reconstruction of the ACL does not seem to … with ACL reconstruction continue to
present changes in neural … and corticospinal excitability shown by people with ACL injury. The …

… in efferent neural … excitability using paired-pulse TMS in ACL injured individuals. Ward
and colleagues found longer cortical silent periods in the surgical limb of individuals after ACL …

… excitability of a given motor representation. The RMT reflects the neuronal excitability of the
most excitable … information about the spatial distribution of excitable elements under the coil […

… We demonstrated a decrease in corticospinal excitability at each time point after ACLR,
indicating that alterations in the threshold of neuronal depolarization in the motor cortex may be …

… Decreased voluntary activation contributes to quadriceps weakness following anterior cruciate
ligament reconstruction (ACLR). Alterations in neural excitability are likely responsible for …

… When considering injury status, much of the basis for the current research rests in studies
related to ACL ligament tears combined with the similarities in neural adaptations between that …

… Whereas traditional rehabilitation does not attempt to target excitability deficits, new
rehabilitation paradigms have suggested that targeting excitability alterations may help to improve …

… Theta power in the central prefrontal cortex is traditionally considered as neural excitability
generated from the anterior cingulate cortex [24], which is highly associated with cognitive …

… period after ACLR [58] regardless of the degree of graft regeneration [23, 59] probably due
to neuromuscular adaptations such as enhanced ligament-muscular reflex arc excitability [60]…

… in neuronal excitability of pyramidal neuronal pools within the primary motor cortex in those
after ACL … , 63 neuronal pools within this the ROI corresponding to the SMA in patients with …