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Plasticity in the developing brain: neurophysiological basis for lesion-induced motor reorganization.

Brain Commun · 2022 · PMC8842689 · PMID 35174326

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did not achieve significanceP = 0.611not close (p > 0.1)
χ 2 testing conducted to measure an effect of lesion size on resulting reorganization did not achieve significance ( P = 0.611); however, only incomplete lesions (i.e. lesions with motor cortex involvement of <50% or >50% but incomplete) were included in this analysis, as complete motor cortex lesions ( N = 8) always resulted in IEHR.

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highly significantno p-value reported
This highly significant difference is likely driven by our exclusion criteria, as only aberrant motor representations were included in the IAHR group; however, the significant amount of overlap between ipsilaterally and contralaterally projecting COGs observed in IEHR ( Figs. 2B and 3A ) indicates that cortical real estate is likely shared.

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