… of the genetic causes underlying cerebral palsy. These … Walk with restrictions (no mobility
assistance for 4 years) … intellectual disability, cortical visual impairment, and epilepsy. …

… and brain abnormalities with or without seizures (NEDSBAS) … Diminished regenerative
ability is also a contributor to … undergo molecular and morphological changes. A low-grade …

… normal circumstances,rats could walk the whole distance by … visualize functional changes
in only a few brain regions,… that CIMT significantly improved the walking ability of the rats and …

… , concentration ability, memory function, attention, learning, … changes in the brain after SCI
that lead to cognitive changes … neurological disorders such as epilepsy, degenerative diseases…

… Orientation, myodynamia, and walking ability scores … post-ICH foci of encephalomalacia did
not change much over follow-up (… No serious adverse reactions such as seizure, intracranial …

… the ability to walk independently (with or without walking aids… and intracranial scaffolds,
and/or a history of epilepsy. … Any necessary changes in the protocol must be made in the …

… , pathological reflexes, and seizures. HIE often occurs during … the neurobehavioral functions
and brain morphologies of HI … , rats cannot go straight and walk forward because the body …

… was overhung by its tail, or rotated to the right while walking, when observed 24 hours later.
… the chronic phase of cerebral ischemia. Studies in rats with ischemia, epilepsy or those kept …

… clinical research developments led to profound changes in … collaborating on the “recovery
walking plan” to promote the … disorders were brain injury, spinal cord injury, and cerebral palsy. …

… -walking test verified long-term (14–28 days) spatial learning/… brain injury (TBI) is a common
cause of death and disability … different morphological and behavioral changes following mild, …