Greater Cortical Thickness Is Associated With Enhanced Sensory Function After Arm Rehabilitation in Chronic Stroke.

Svetlana PundikAleka ScocoMargaret SkellyJessica P McCabeJanis J Daly

Published in: Neurorehabilitation and neural repair (2018)

Rehabilitation in the chronic stage after stroke produced structural brain changes that were strongly associated with enhanced sensory acuity. Improved sensory perception was associated with increased CT in bilateral high-order association sensory cortices reflecting the complex nature of sensory function and recovery in response to rehabilitation.

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