… In such a study, the patients were asked to perform seventy trials of five seconds of walking
… brain stimulation devices with different stimulation profiles have been used to treat epilepsy, …

… deficits, mental retardation, learning disabilities, seizures and … number of slips and walking
impairment was alleviated as … As a result of cholinergic impairment, especially in the brain …

… ) of functional, intellectual, or motor impairment. Can walk without assistance Able to perform
basic … Cerebral mass lesion due to cytomegalovirus in a patient with AIDS: case report and …

… , and/or falling when walking, while the sham group showed … coronal brain slices indicated
the reduction in brain infarction … secondary deterioration with seizures and cytotoxic edema. …

… -III score, and 10 m-walking speed were all increased after … epilepsy or other adverse
reactions during TMS treatment. … using a Magventure transcranial cerebral magnetic stimulation …

… the brain network connectivity of 2 patients and 2 normal volunteers during the walking state
by … Changes in callosal motor fiber integrity after subcortical stroke of the pyramidal tract[J]. J …

… of cerebral palsy and account for the remaining 30% of cases (Hull and Johnston, 1999).
Dyskinetic cerebral palsy is characterized by impaired ability to … the mean change and standard …

… and symptoms, including walk unsteadily, limb ataxia, … seizure with 4 cases. All cases had
been clinical definite; simple cerebellar atrophy 8 cases, cerebellar atrophy combines brain …

… and reparative injury responses that will change how interventions are directed. Understanding
… In the adult mouse brain, the presence of purinergic ligands (such as ATP) attenuated …

… the anterior and posterior commissures of the brain. - … (ie, no change in medication drug
or dosage for 3 months). … , and the patient required walking rehabilitation training. These …