Carrier, Lynda, Edna Brustein, and Serge Rossignol. Locomotion of the hindlimbs after
neurectomy of ankle flexors in intact and spinal cats: a model for the study of locomotor …

This paper reviews some aspects of locomotor plasticity after spinalisation and after
peripheral nerve lesions. Adult cats can recover spontaneous hindlimb locomotion on a …

This paper reviews findings on the adaptive changes of locomotion in cats after spinal cord
or peripheral nerve lesions. From the results obtained after lesions of the …

After lateral gastrocnemius–soleus (LGS) nerve section in intact cats, a rapid locomotor
compensation involving synergistic muscles occurs and is accompanied by spinal reflex …

This work investigates the capacity of the spinal cord to generate locomotion after a
complete spinal section and its ability to adapt its locomotor pattern after a peripheral nerve …

Following peripheral nerve sections some locomotor deficits appear which are gradually
compensated for by spinal and supraspinal mechanisms. The present work is aimed at …

1. The aim of this study was to document the kinematics and the electromyographic activity
recorded from several muscles during treadmill locomotion in the same cat (N= 4), before …

Effective rehabilitation of locomotion after lesions of the central or peripheral nervous system
ultimately depends on the ability of remaining circuits to compensate for the loss of control …

The ability of the hindlimbs to produce weight-supported locomotion on a motorized
treadmill was assessed in cats spinalized (T12) at 2 or 12 weeks of age. The animals were …

Cats were spinalized (T 3) as adults and were trained to walk with the hhindlimbs on a
treadmill. After 3 weeks to 3 months and up to 1 year depending on the animal, all were …