… of sensory and voluntary motor functions after SCI has long … processes, the functional
organization of the spinal cord, and … sublesional networks involved in motor function. Some of …

… that is, assisted motor training, spinal cord … motor function in both humans and animals. The
success with each of these interventions appears to be related to the fact that the spinal cord …

… Severe spinal cord injury (SCI) permanently abolishes motor functions caudal to the lesion.
However, the neuronal machinery sufficient to produce standing and stepping is located …

… clinical assessment of motor function in rats after experimental spinal cord injury. The method
… The method was used to quantitate motor function in normal rats and in rats subjected to …

… motor control as well as body balance of spinal cord injured … the functional outcome of two
widely used spinal cord injury models in adult rats, dorsal hemisection and contusion injuries …

… neurologic function after spinal-cord injury in humans. The model of spinal-cord injury was …
quantifiable, clinical changes in motor and sensory function distal to the injury. This study was …

… Spinal cord injury (SCI) occurs when the spinal cord is damaged leading to a loss of
sensory and/or motor function. The spinal cord is part of the central nervous system and it is …

… at improving motor function after spinal cord injury in humans… key words ‘‘spinal cord injury
motor recovery’’ identified 1973 … that can assess functional integrity of the spinal cord (and …

… residual structures and their functional performance. On the … spinal cord injury" and the model
of the partially injured spinal cord, … functions" in patients with transected spinal cord lesion. …

… , “manipulate” refers to gross motor function not fine finger movements) standardized objects,
… gross motor function of their hand to perform lateral pinch, pulp pinch, and palmar grasp. …