Recovery after brain injury¶
Nudo, R. J. (2013). Recovery after brain injury: mechanisms and principles. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 7.
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- Medicine and rehabilitation. Convalescence, post-surgical rehabilitation, and functional recovery after stroke, in which compensation by intact circuits is part of the recovery trajectory.
This sourceReviews functional recovery after stroke, including compensation and reorganization by spared neural circuits.
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Nudo reviews recovery after stroke and brain injury, showing compensation by spared and intact cortex as part of recovery; convalescence is not discussed.
“The progression of recovery itself can be thought of a process of both reinstatement and relearning of lost functions, as well as adaptation and compensation of spared, residual function.”
- Medicine and rehabilitation. Convalescence, post-surgical rehabilitation, and functional recovery after stroke, in which compensation by intact circuits is part of the recovery trajectory.
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