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The Role of Neuroplasticity in Neurorehabilitation and Neural Recovery with Dr. John Krakauer and Dr. Randy Nudo - Part 1 (opens the original)
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The brain has an amazing ability to adapt in response to changes and challenges, including damage to the nervous system. When someone has a stroke or another neurological condition, neuroplasticity can help shape repair and recovery. This is the first episode of a two-episode interview between hosts Dr. Jyutika Mehta and Dr. Marie McNeely and our guests Dr. John Krakauer and Dr. Randolph (Randy) Nudo. We cover what neuroplasticity is, lessons from animal models about brain reorganization after s
Mechanical and Electrical Stimulation to Support Motor Recovery with Dr. Evan Sandler (opens the original)
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Physical therapy plays an important role in neurorehabilitation and motor recovery after conditions like stroke or spinal cord injury. Movement-based interventions, potentially combined with neuromodulation approaches, such as mechanical or electrical stimulation, may enhance motor recovery and improve outcomes. In this episode, hosts Dr. Jyutika Mehta and Dr. Marie McNeely are joined by Dr. Evan Sandler , a Research Scientist in the Spinal Cord Injury Research Program at Shepherd Center. Evan d
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