Objectives The specific benefits of a contralateral cervical 7 nerve transplant in people with
spastic paralysis of the upper extremity caused by cerebral nerve injury are unclear. To …

This article reviews the recent advances or nerve-oriented surgical procedures in the
treatment of the spastic upper limb. The idea to intervene on the nerve is not recent, but new …

Restoring limb movements after central nervous system injury remains a substantial
challenge. Recent studies proved that crossing nerve transfer surgery could rebuild …

Introduction Aphasia affects many stroke survivors; therefore, effective treatments are
urgently needed. Preliminary clinical findings have suggested an association between …

1 Background The Research Topic—Novel technologies targeting the rehabilitation of
neurological disorders was launched to collect the latest research and progress of new …

Peripheral nerve injuries (PNI) represent one of the primary neuropathies leading to lifelong
disability. Nerve regeneration and targeted muscle atrophy stand as the two most crucial …

Spasticity is a potentially debilitating symptom of various acquired and congenital neurologic
pathologies that, without adequate treatment, may lead to long-term disability, compromise …

Brachial plexus avulsion injury (BPAI) is a severe peripheral nerve injury that leads to
functional reorganization of the brain. However, the interhemispheric coordination following …

Background While the contralateral seventh cervical nerve (CC7) cross transfer was
designed to reconstruct paralyzed arm function after stroke, improvement in language …

Left hemisphere injury can cause right spastic arm paralysis and aphasia, and recovery of
both motor and language functions shares similar compensatory mechanisms and …