… remodeling of knee after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (review) [… neural excitability
and voluntary activation to quadriceps muscle strength following anterior cruciate ligament …

… Twelve months after arthroscopy-assisted ACL reconstruction with hamstring tendon autograft,
the joint stability was assessed respectively by Lanchman's test and anterior drawer test. …

… Spinal cord injury (SCI) can be caused by injury to the spinal bones, nerve roots, ligaments,
… in nerve repair by improving neuronal excitability, expanding recruitment of the neuron pool, …

… muscle or tendon contracture; tendon hyperreflexia of the … nerve excitability through stimulating
dominant muscle groups and increase muscle tone by activating nerve/muscle excitability …

… NRMS can improve nerve conduction, we recorded MEPs, SEPs, and the H-reflex. These
can be used to assess neuronal excitability and conduction within the spinal cord nerve tracts. …

… excitability of the dorsal root ganglion, alleviating neuropathic pain, improving neurological
function, and accelerating nerve … suggests that ES can lead to reduced neuronal excitability. …

… As an exogenous stimulus, TMS can safely affect brain metabolism, nerve conduction (Rossi
et al., 2009), cortical neuron action potentials, and can modify the state of tissue excitability. …

… nerve tissue may cause loss of function in both the nerve and the targeted muscles it innervates.
This study compared the repair capability of engineered nerve … tendon, and the tendon …

… neuronal excitability. The mechanisms are believed to be changes in spontaneous neuronal
… It permits modulation of cortical excitability with reasonable topographic resolution and …

… cells is an important process for reconstructing neural circuits after SCI. We demonstrated …
, thereby creating a microenvironment conducive to neural survival and repair. The levels of …