Does delayed rehabilitation with task-specific therapies improve forelimb function after a cervical spinal cord injury?
Delayed rehabilitation with enriched housing and daily forelimb training significantly improved skilled, sensorimotor, and automatic forelimb function together after cervical spinal cord injury.
Based on the present results of enhanced bone formation, these devices for the intermittent delivery of simvastatin hydroxyacid merit further attention for localized osteogenesis.