M. Dimitrijevic

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Neurophysiological approaches to chronic pain following spinal cord injury
Pain occurring in patients with spinal cord injury can be classified on clinical grounds into five types: peripheral, central, visceral, mechanical and psychic. An attempt has been made to correlate… Expand
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Suprasegmentally induced motor unit activity in paralyzed muscles of patients with established spinal cord injury
In an attempt to demonstrate the presence of functional descending fibers in patients with clinically apparent functional spinal cord transection, we examined electromyographically recorded paralyzed… Expand
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Modification of motor control of wrist extension by mesh-glove electrical afferent stimulation in stroke patients.
OBJECTIVE To study the effect of mesh-glove afferent stimulation on motor control of voluntary wrist movement in stroke patients who have chronic neurological deficits. DESIGN Case series. Motor… Expand
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Functional magnetic resonance imaging of the human motor cortex before and after whole-hand afferent electrical stimulation.
Electrical stimulation of the whole hand using a mesh-glove has been shown to improve volitional movement of the hand and arm, and decrease muscle hypertonia after hemispherical stroke in patients… Expand
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Omental transposition in chronic spinal cord injury
The results of omental transposition in chronic spinal cord injury have been reported in 160 patients operated upon in the United States, Great Britain, China, Japan, India and Mexico, with detailed… Expand
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Motor control in the human spinal cord.
Features of the human spinal cord motor control are described using two spinal cord injury models: (i) the spinal cord completely separated from brain motor structures by accidental injury; (ii) the… Expand
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Clinical elements for the neuromuscular stimulation and functional electrical stimulation protocols in the practice of neurorehabilitation.
The physicians and their multidisciplinary teams involved in the clinical practice of neurological rehabilitation have more and more opportunities to apply neuromuscular stimulation (NMS) and… Expand
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Motor control in the human spinal cord and the repair of cord function.
In this review we describe clinical and neurophysiological features of motor control in human spinal cord injury based on two models. First, motor control is considered in subjects with… Expand
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Spinal cord stimulation for the control of spasticity in patients with chronic spinal cord injury: I. Clinical observations.
The effectiveness of spinal cord stimulation for control of spasticity was studied in 59 spinal cord injury patients. SCS was markedly or moderately effective in reducing spasticity in 63% of the… Expand
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Clinical evaluation of the effect of spinal cord stimulation on motor performance in patients with upper motor neuron lesions.
The effect of chronic electrical stimulation of the spinal cord was evaluated in a group of 24 patients with multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and degenerative disorders of the central nervous… Expand
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