… exercise movements including recumbent cycling, rowing and upright ambulation. Exercise
… related to systemic dysfunction following the spinal injury. These individuals may exhibit an …

… Considerable inroads are being made into developing new treatments for spinal cord injury
(… exercise is not limited to circuits caudal to the injury site; moderate treadmill exercise in …

… Swimming provided an environment in which the limbs were able to move … injury time at
which exercise is introduced can have beneficial or detrimental effects on the integrity of an injury…

… were compared between the exercise/movement optimization and attention control groups …
there would be greater improvement in the exercise/movement optimization group than in the …

… program on the rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injury. … exercise in patients with
spinal cord injury (SCI) and to measure functional independence before and after an exercise …

Spinal cord injury (SCI) results in sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction. Obesity,
cardiovascular disease, and metabolic disease are highly prevalent after SCI. Although …

… exercise on the treatment of PLM in the spinal cord injury … subjects with complete spinal cord
injury, this monosynaptic … the occurrence of such abnormal movements (PLM). Exogenous L-…

… under spinal sympathetic control as revealed by spinal cord injury at different levels. Part II
… rhythmic movement remain unknown. We know that the cortex initiates movement by acting …

… cord injury rehabilitation and the underlying changes in neuronal networks that are improved
by exercise … of movement and exercise after injury to trigger functional locomotor recovery. …

… A cornerstone of rehabilitation is exercise therapy (ET). In this respect, ET was defined as
a series of movements with the aim to improve the upper extremity motor control (that is, …