… excitable after C 4 SCI and less excitable … injury level-dependent effect on motoneuron
excitability may be related to the magnitude of the membrane depolarization following the injury…

… cord injury (SCI) present clinically with partial control of muscles below the site of the injury,
but … This finding suggests that increases in spinal excitability following these maximal efforts …

… horn after spinal cord injury (SCI). Spontaneous and evoked neuronal excitability normally
are … in the spinal dorsal horn, which serve as substrates for central neuropathic pain after SCI. …

… spinal cord injury (SCI) subjects investigated patterns of central motor drive (ie, central …
In a recent study of the knee extensors, SCI subjects demonstrated greater central activation …

… The state of areflexia and muscle weakness that immediately follows a spinal cord injury (SCI)
is gradually replaced by the recovery of neuronal and network excitability, leading to both …

… The antidromic excitability of a particular … excitability of the extensor digitorum brevis
motoneuron pool, the findings are in agreement with investigations assessing antidromic excitability …

… upregulation of neuronal activity/excitability. Changes in voltage-sensitive Na+ channels
may contribute to changes in nerve membrane excitability. Other important mechanisms may be …

… contributions of other components of the `central injury cascade' in producing the results of
… Although changes in the excitability and response characteristics of spinal sensory neurons …

… After spinal cord injury (SCI), plastic changes of neural circuits occur at various level of the
central nervous system. A number of studies have been performed to neurophysiologically …

… neuronal excitability and that both traits are associated with spinothalamic tract (STT) damage.
Chronic spinal cord injury … pain (TSP), and spatial summation of pain above injury level. …