Central pattern generator in the spinal cord : From the point of view of rehabilitation
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概要
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Rhythmic activities such as walking are regulated by neural organizations called central pattern generators (CPGs). CPGs become autonomous in function when interrupted from higher control centers. "Decerebrate cats" whose spinal cord has been transected at the brain stem can walk on a treadmill. Interneurons in the CPG act as rhythm-generators that regulate alternating motions of extensor and flexor. CPGs are distributed throughout the spinal cord in laboratory animals. It is suggested that the CPG might also exist in the human spinal cord. This indicates a potential benefit of retraining on recovery from spinal cord injury. Rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injury can be re-evaluated from the point of view of CPG.
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著者
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Ide Chizuka
Department Of Anatomy And Neurobiology Graduate School Of Medicine Kyoto University
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Ide Chizuka
Department Of Occupational Therapy Faculty Of Nursing And Rehabilitation Aino University:aino Instit
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Ide Chizuka
Department Of Anatomy And Neurobilogy Graduate School Of Medicine Kyoto University
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