EEG and EMG signals reflect injury-induced dysfunction and subsequent neuroplastic reorganization, positioning them as functional biomarkers for neural regeneration in CNS and PNS contexts.
Restoringafter central nervous system injuries: Neural mechanisms and translational applications of motor recovery.Neuroscience Bulletin, 38:1569–1587
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Electroencephalography and Electromyography as a Non-Invasive Biomarker of Neural Regeneration: A Review of Central and Peripheral Nervous System Injury and Regeneration
EEG and EMG signals reflect injury-induced dysfunction and subsequent neuroplastic reorganization, positioning them as functional biomarkers for neural regeneration in CNS and PNS contexts.