… injury, and were capable of controlled hindlimb movement and weight-bearing after 7 days.
All of these animals achieved normal hindlimb … These mice could not walk with full hindlimb …

… Myelinated fibers in the white matter showed prominent myelin destruction. Analysis of the …
Thus, our results showed that hindlimb unloading caused decreases in gray and white matter …

… contusion injury with moderate severity, resulting in an apparent deficit in front and hindlimb
… As expected for a cervical contusion injury, grip strength in the fore limbs was significantly …

… model of hindlimb ischemia (HI) we investigated the role of PMNs in HI-induced changes of
MMP-2 and -9 activities in lung, kidney, and liver tissues. We hypothesize that acute hindlimb …

… matter between injury groups, a one-way ANOVA was run on the spared white matter
percentage for each injury … of the hindlimb gait parameters and spared white matter percentage, …

… In cases where hind limb scores differed in an animal, the less normal score was used for
analysis. All tests were order-balanced between test days. Table 1 provides a description of …

Experience-dependent white matter plasticity offers new potential for rehabilitation-induced
recovery after neurotrauma. This first-in-human translational experiment combined myelin …

… Briefly, two raters blinded to the experimental conditions observed hind limb motor function
of contusion-injured mice from 1 to 21DPI. The rating was done daily during the first week. …

… minutes resulted in permanent hind limb motor deficits in 75… produce rats with significant
hind limb motor function deficits. … , 12 failed to produce hind limb neurological motor deficits in 8 …

… hind limb at 2 days and 1.5 weeks after injury compared to before surgery (P<0.05), while right
hind limbs bore more weight compared to the left hind limb at … after spinal cord injury. Fore-…