The Interaction between Training and Plasticity in the Poststroke Brain¶
Zeiler, S. R., & Krakauer, J. W. (2013). The Interaction between Training and Plasticity in the Poststroke Brain. Current Opinion in Neurology, 26(6), 609-616.
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- A stroke rehabilitation team wants to begin intensive motor retraining the moment a patient enters the early post-stroke recovery period, when the brain is transiently most plastic
This sourceFinds a short-lived early post-stroke plasticity period during which motor rehabilitation is especially important for recovery from impairment.
- A stroke rehabilitation team wants to begin intensive motor retraining the moment a patient enters the early post-stroke recovery period, when the brain is transiently most plastic
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