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Motor Impairment is the final pathway that causes physical disability in a wide range of diseases and health conditions. The goal of this blog is to better understand the pathophysiology of motor impairment, to implement interventions and to drive enhanced clinical practice.

The blog was established by the Motor Impairment Program team at NeuRA (Neuroscience Research Australia) during a five year NHMRC-funded grant. The Motor Impairment Program also established an International Motor Impairment Meeting – the next one will be online in November 2021, then after that in Amsterdam 2022.

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Spinal plasticity

Published April 29, 2015 at dimensions 865 × 575 in More is better: an improved technique for enhancing plasticity in the human spinal cord.

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PhD candidates Siobhan Fitzpatrick and Jim Nuzzo, using transcranial magnetic stimulation to activate the motor cortex.

Spinal plasticity

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