Dynamic Range of Motion Hindlimb Stretching Disrupts Locomotor Function in Rats with Moderate Subacute Spinal Cord Injuries.
RatSpinal cord injuryContusionSprague-Dawleyfemalen = 8 adult ratsmanual physical rehabilitationSix manoeuvres covering the major hindlimb muscle groups, e…starting 6 weeks post-injury
Model: T10 moderate contusion spinal cord injury
Four weeks of daily dynamic range of motion stretching significantly disrupted hindlimb locomotor function on BBB scoring and three-dimensional kinematic and gait analysis, and elicited a clonus-like response.
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