… Each hindlimb was scored separately based on hindlimb movement (eg, ankle placement
and stepping), coordination, and trunk stability. For statistical analysis, both limbs were …

… limb flexion. The contralesional hindlimb was flexed after left or right side ablation injury. In
… an unusual left-side hindlimb response to a unilateral traumatic brain injury that does not …

… The BBB open field rating scale score (BBB score) was performed in all animals at the
same time points (BL, N1–N6) to assess the general recovery of hind limb locomotion. The …

… matter injury becomes more diffuse and spreads to the normal-appearing white and gray matter
(3… Although the pathological basis for neuron injury is not completely understood, there is …

… - right coordination of the hindlimbs and forelimbs in a context- … hindlimb pairs during
overground stepping. Given the ventrolateral location of LAPN axons in the spinal cord white matter…

… In the course of investigating how common clinical treatments and adaptive technologies
affect recovery after spinal cord injury (SCI), we discovered that a clinically-modeled hindlimb …

… The moderate contusions produced greater locomotor impairment than mild contusions
immediately post injury, and hind limb sensory function was more severely impaired than …

… The grip strength of the hindlimbs and all limbs was measured by a grip strength metre (…
as the grip strength of the hindlimb and the grip strength of all limbs, respectively. Each mouse …

… Additionally, after injury the other limbs do not maintain a well… pre-injury analysis, we observed
that when the right hindlimb … left hindlimb and right forelimb, were ∼180 out of limb phase …

… hindlimb flexion of the brain-injured rats. Two-way ANOVA analysis followed by uncorrected
Fisher’s post hoc testing showed that there was a statistically significant difference before …