Titlebook: Lesion-Induced Neuronal Plasticity in Sensorimotor Systems; Hans Flohr,Wolfgang Precht Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Primary Afferent Synaptic Modulation as a Mechanism of Behavioral Compensation Following Spinal Cordman, Gall, Tsukahara, this vol.) in a manner analogous to the “sprouting” of motor axon terminals onto denervated muscle fibers. However, it is not easy to demonstrate that such substitution of synaptic input is functionally useful.

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Functional Restitution of Static and Dynamic Reflexes in the Frog After Hemilabyrinthectomyrties of partially deafferented vestibular neurons to their remaining inputs arriving via the vestibular commissure, cerebellum, reticular formation, and spinal cord can be assumed to play an important role in the rebalancing of posture as well as in the recalibration of dynamic reflexes.

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Aspects of Vestibular Compensation in Guinea Pigsfundamental aspects of how parts of the CNS work and interact, e.g., insights obtained into mechanisms of multisensory convergence relevant in the context of vestibular compensation may eventually lead to a new definition of cerebellar functions.

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