Titlebook: Re-Engineering of the Damaged Brain and Spinal Cord; Evidence-Based Neuro Klaus R. H. Wild (Professor of Neurorehabilitation Conference pro

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Reorganization of cerebral circuits in human brain lesionuman brain, since middle cerebral artery infarction is a common neurological disease with a clearly defined onset of a lateralized sensorimotor deficit syndrome. Brain tumours constitute a further model differing from stroke by their slow lesion dynamics. Evidence from functional neuroimaging and tr

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation in neurorehabilitationr therapeutic purposes. Numerous studies have indicated that, after stroke, the absence of motor evoked potentials is associated with a poor motor recovery. In contrast, MEPs obtained in the paretic muscle with low stimulus intensities suggest a good restitution of motor function. TMS studies have s

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Is there impairment of a specific frontal lobe circuit in head injury?gnitive control. It has also been suggested that dysfunction of this frontal brain circuit is responsible for many of the cognitive deficits observed after head injury. Several recent PET and SPECT studies of head injury have lent support to this idea, and suggest that the hypothesis is worth furthe

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Impaired self-awareness after moderately severe to severe traumatic brain injuryates that the residuals of these disturbances in consciousness greatly affect the process and outcome of rehabilitation. A recent model for conceptualizing disturbances of self-awareness after various forms of brain injury is reviewed.

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