Broken Movement

Broken Movement

The Neurobiology of Motor Recovery After Stroke

by John W. Krakauer, S. Thomas Carmichael

288 pages· 2017· ISBN 9780262037228
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The current landscape of upper limb neurorehabilitation -- Upper limb paresis: phenotype, anatomy, and physiology -- Acute hemiparesis: spontaneous biological recovery, the -- Effect of training, sensitive periods, and reorganization -- The molecular and cellular biology of the peri-infarct -- Cortex and beyond: repair and reorganization -- A hierarchical framework for tissue repair after stroke -- Chronic hemiparesis: motor learning, compensation and the -- Challenge of reversing impairment in late stroke -- Pharmacological and cell therapies for recovery from stroke -- A future approach to neurorehabilitation after stroke: if -- Humans had wings

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