… deficiencies in patients after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR), little is known
… functional connectivity in the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injured leg, predominantly …

… burst magnetic stimulation to the femoral nerve. All tests were done bilaterally at 30 and 65
… excitability [15, 17]. Significant quadriceps inhibition in patients after ACL reconstruction was …

… neural activity, and quadriceps function at different time points after anterior cruciate
ligament reconstruction… LH constructs interact with neural excitability and quadriceps function …

… report placement over the femoral nerve proximally and vastus … effective treatments for patients
following ACL reconstruction. … of quadriceps strength after ACL reconstruction, and NMES …

… of the neural drive within the central nervous system during a maximal isometric contraction
(Hunter et al., 1998). Rehabilitation can restore alpha-motoneuron excitability as well as …

… healthy controls at 12 months post ACL reconstruction (ACLR). … of the spinal-reflex
pathways and reduced excitability of … These neural deficits may contribute to aberrant motor …

… cutaneous nerve stimulation suppressed spinal motor neurons but cortical motor neuron
excitability … In clinical practice, measurement of MEP suppression after noxious cutaneous nerve …

… Immediate loss of quadriceps function post-surgery, and changes in brain activation and
excitability, support the tenet that ACLR individuals have systemic neural impairments [68]. In …

… excitability changes after an initial lateral ankle sprain and the response to interventions during
the rehabilitation … elongation of the anterior talofibular ligament of CAI patients compared …

… These reports suggest that patients with prior history of ACL-R demonstrate differential levels
in neural excitability to the quadriceps among neurons within the corticospinal tract and 1a-…