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HUMAN CORTICOSPINAL TRACT CONDUCTION VELOCITY
The Lancet, 1985D A, Ingram, M, Swash
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European Journal of Pain, 2021
Pain influences motor control. Previous reviews observed that pain reduces the excitability of corticospinal projections to muscles tested with transcranial magnetic stimulation. However, the independent effect of the type of pain models (tonic, phasic),
Antoine Rohel +8 more
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Pain influences motor control. Previous reviews observed that pain reduces the excitability of corticospinal projections to muscles tested with transcranial magnetic stimulation. However, the independent effect of the type of pain models (tonic, phasic),
Antoine Rohel +8 more
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Clinical neurology and neurosurgery (Dutch-Flemish ed. Print), 2021
OBJECTIVE Tractography has been used to define the presurgical location of white matter tracts, but this is subjective and time-intensive, making incorporation to imaging workflow at scale problematic.
T.J. Richards +2 more
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OBJECTIVE Tractography has been used to define the presurgical location of white matter tracts, but this is subjective and time-intensive, making incorporation to imaging workflow at scale problematic.
T.J. Richards +2 more
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Progress in Neurobiology, 1997
The natural ability of the adult central nervous system of higher vertebrates to recover from injury is highly limited. This limitation is most likely due to an inhospitable environment and/or intrinsic incapacities of the neurons to re-extend their neurites after injury or axotomy. The rat corticospinal tract is the largest tract leading from brain to
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The natural ability of the adult central nervous system of higher vertebrates to recover from injury is highly limited. This limitation is most likely due to an inhospitable environment and/or intrinsic incapacities of the neurons to re-extend their neurites after injury or axotomy. The rat corticospinal tract is the largest tract leading from brain to
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The Corticospinal Tract in the Kangaroo
Brain, Behavior and Evolution, 1977The corticospinal tract in the kangaroo crosses in the lower medulla to run chiefly in the ventral part of the opposite dorsal funiculus.
C R, Watson, B W, Freeman
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Glioma dissemination along the corticospinal tract
Journal of Neuro-Oncology, 2005Department of Neuroradiology,Centre Hospitalier Sainte-Anne, Paris, FranceKey words: corticospinal tract, descending pathways, dissemination, glioma, white matter fiber tractsA 25-year-old right-handed woman, without anymedical history, was presented with a two-monthhistory of headaches.
J, Pallud +4 more
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Treatment planning with corticospinal tract
Proceedings of the 22nd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (Cat. No.00CH37143), 2002BOLD fMRI information has been integrated into radiation treatment planning to identify and avoid the eloquent cortices adjacent to a brain tumor. However, BOLD fMRI is essentially restricted to locate the activation in the cortical area. The white matter appears to be more susceptible to damage during the treatment by the radiation.
W. Liu +5 more
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Corticospinal tract conduction time in multiple sclerosis
Annals of Neurology, 1985AbstractAnodal shocks of 400 to 700 V from a low‐output impedance stimulator applied percutaneously over the motor cortex evoke muscle action potentials in partially voluntarily activated contralateral muscles. Cathodal shocks from the same device applied to the cervical spinal cord produce maximal ipsilateral muscle action potentials in a relaxed limb.
K R, Mills, N M, Murray
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Reversible Corticospinal Tract Disease Due to Hyperthyroidism
Archives of Neurology, 1977Corticospinal tract malfunction was seen in a patient with Graves' disease. The absence of intracranial and intraspinal lesions likely to cause the neurologic manifestations and their regression after control of thyroid dysfunction favors a cause-effect relationship. We review and compare similar cases previously reported and discuss the mechanisms.
C A, Garcia, R H, Fleming
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