… about brain plasticity, this review outlines the basic theories of why spontaneous recovery
… principles to explain the effects of post-stroke behavioral experience on neural plasticity. …

A debate exists concerning whether a mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) can cause permanent
brain-based residuals. This debate is examined by reviewing meta-analytic studies that …

… Injuries of the central nervous system (CNS), including stroke, traumatic brain injury and spinal
cord injury… for the delivery of various recovery-promoting proteins to the injured brain [62]. …

… for traumatic brain injury to evoke both focal and diffuse changes within the brain parenchyma,
… Like the above-disclosed scenario for traumatic injury to the neuronal soma, our once-…

… Numerous studies over the last century and a half have provided substantial evidence to
support the role of neural plasticity in functional recovery, both spontaneous and directed. …

… In patients with only moderate disability following severe traumatic brain injury, neuronal
loss is primarily identified within the anterior intralaminar nuclei (central lateral nucleus, central …

… brain injury and stroke are used as examples in which neural plasticity plays an important
role in recovery… , prevent, and treat debilitating brain injuries such as stroke and TBI. In …

… component of the response to brain injury. In the current study… expression for an extended
time after injury (14 months post-… functional recovery, suggest that in our model of brain injury …

A somewhat perplexing finding in the systems neuroscience has been the observation that
physical injury to neural systems may result in enhanced functional connectivity (ie, …

… recovery from any brain injury. The PFC is particularly vulnerable to traumatic brain injuries
(… are referable to such injuries. Trauma may cause focal cortical lesions or subcortical axonal …