… used in this study, have produced similar reductions in soleus motoneuron-pool excitability
and volitional excitability in healthy individuals.However, the findings of this study regarding …

… Despite successful ACL surgery, patients report, for example, symptoms of knee instability …
excitability. There are, however, also patients who have mechanical instability (no surgery) but …

… post-anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLr) … neural excitability and neuromuscular,
biomechanical and self-reported function at times of pre-surgery and 6months post-surgery. …

… 17 Criteria that would exclude either group included if the participant took prescription drugs
that altered neural excitability, had a history of illicit drugs use, or had a history of diagnosed …

… joint position sense awareness in ACL reconstruction (ACLR) patients who had a surgical …
in those areas reflects the level of neural excitability or inhibition, by measuring hemodynamic …

… Any person with known history of concussion in the past 6 months, neurological disorder,
or who were taking medications which may alter neural excitability (eg, stimulants and …

… several months after ACL reconstruction surgery. Thus, this study may not generalize broadly
to all individuals after ACL reconstruction, particularly early after the surgery. In addition, …

… The investigators observed increased quadriceps motor neuron pool excitability after
ultrasound application compared with the sham group (14%–19% increase in the H-reflex …

Objective To compare brain activity between individuals with anterior cruciate ligament
reconstruction (ACLR) and controls during balance. To determine the influence of …

… in lower extremity neural excitability between ankles with … corticomotor or spinal reflexive
excitability between a CAI group … CAI had reduced soleus spinal reflexive excitability (Z = 2.18, …