Noninvasive and Painless Magnetic Stimulation of Nerves Improved Brain Motor Function and Mobility in a Cerebral Palsy Case - Flamand, Véronique H.; Schneider, Cyril (Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation, 2014)
Keywords: Ankle Joint - physiopathology; Cerebral palsy; Cerebral Palsy - physiopathology; Cerebral Palsy - rehabilitation; Child; Gait; Gait - physiology; Humans; Lower Extremity - innervation; Magnetic Field Therapy - methods; Male; Muscle spasticity; Neuronal plasticity; Peripheral nerves; Peripheral Nerves - radiation effects; Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Rehabilitation; Transcranial magnetic stimulation; Cerebral palsy; Neuronal plasticity; Transcranial magnetic stimulation; Gait; M1; Peripheral nerves; AMT; CP; TA; rPMS; PNS; MEP; Rehabilitation; MVC; TMS; Muscle spasticity; motor-evoked potential; active motor threshold; peripheral nerve stimulation; tibialis anterior; repetitive peripheral magnetic stimulation; maximal voluntary contraction; primary motor cortex