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Plasticity of cortical motor representations during upper limb immobilisation : implications for stroke rehabilitation and motor learning

2019-01-01

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Advances in the understanding of the neural plasticity occurring with motor learning and hemiparetic stroke have contributed to the development of motor rehabilitation strategies for treating poststroke upper limb hemiparesis. However, a relative drawback has been that, in general, these strategies are most compatible with the recovery profiles of relatively high-functioning stroke survivors and therefore do not e...

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10.15126/thesis.00850585
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