… Furthermore, some works have provided evidence against cortical disinhibition and in
favor of increased corticospinal inhibition when using paired-pulse TMS and comparing SCI …

… Corticospinal inhibitory mechanisms are relevant to functional recovery but remain poorly
understood after spinal cord injury (SCI). Post-injury characteristics of contralateral silent …

… of corticospinal motor circuitry after SCI. Lastly, will review the potential therapeutic strategies
targeting neuroplasticity in the corticospinal motor circuit for functional recovery after SCI. …

… We found that only PTEN-inhibited corticospinal neurons had p-S6 over expression. In
contrast, expression of p-S6 in the Control group and the Control + TR group remained …

… of extrinsic inhibitory … of injured corticospinal neurons after SCI. Because of the variety of
growth-restrictive extrinsic molecules, it remains unclear how inhibition of conserved inhibitory …

… including descending structures such as corticospinal, reticulospinal, vestibulospinal, and
rubrospinal descending fibres [16,17], as well as neuromodulatory [18] and intraspinal circuits …

… of exercise combined with paired corticospinal-motor neuronal stimulation (… cord injury
with similar characteristics. During PCMS, 180 pairs of stimuli were timed to have corticospinal …

… The interhemispheric inhibition observed before injury was switched to … cord injury or stroke
(1–3). In a nonhuman primate model of partial spinal cord injury targeting the corticospinal …

… Several strategies have recently challenged this notion by reprogramming the deficient
intrinsic growth state of adult neurons and eliminating extracellular growth inhibitors, triggering …

… cord injury and the possible mechanisms involved. We also discuss how spinal cord injury
can … and withdrawal of corticospinal axons. In contrast, dorsal roots sections led to increased …