| Northstar Publications:
Brown
JA, Lutsep, H, Weinand M and Cramer S . "Motor cortex stimulation for the enhancement of recovery
from stroke: a prospective, multicenter safety study."
Neurosurgery
2006. 58:3:464-472.
Cramer
S, Benson R, Himes D, Burra V, Janowsky J, Weinand
M, Brown J, Lutsep H. "Use of Functional MRI to Guide
Decisions in a Clinical Stroke Trial"
Stroke, 2005. 36:e50-e52.
Brown
JA, Lutsep, H, Cramer SC, and Weinand M. "Motor cortex stimulation for enhancement
of recovery after stroke: Case report."
Neurological Research. 2003. 25:815-818.
Northstar Congress Presentations
Steve
Cramer. “An Assessment of Brain Function Predicts
Functional Gains in a Clinical Stroke Trial.”
International Stroke Conference. San Francisco, CA.
February 2007. .
Robert
Levy. "Cortical Stimulation for Motor Recovery Following
Stroke- Impact on Neuropsychological Performance and
Functional Imaging" Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
October 2006.
Robert
Levy, “Cortical Stimulation for Hemiparetic Patients
Following Stroke”, American Association of Neurological
Surgeons, April 24, 2006.
Richard Harvey, “Cortical
Stimulation for Patients with Hemiparetic Stroke”,
International Stroke Conference, February 16, 2006.
Robert Levy, “A Multicenter
Feasibility Study of Cortical Stimulation for the
Rehabilitation of Patients with Hemiparetic Stroke
- 6-Month Follow-Up”, Congress of Neurological Surgeons,
October 2005.
Randall Nudo and Mark
Huang, “Cortical Stimulation to Improve Motor Recovery
After Stroke”, American Congress of Rehabilitative
Medicine Mini-Course, September 2005.
Martin Weinand, “Efficacy
and Safety of Targeted Subthreshold Cortical Stimulation
for Recovery of Motor Hand Function Following Hemiparetic
Stroke”, Western Neurosurgical Society, September
2005.
Robert Levy, “Enhancing
Recovery After Stroke: The Role of Motor Cortex Stimulation”,
International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society,
July 6, 2005.
Robert Levy, “Enhancing
recovery after stroke: the role of motor cortex stimulation”,
presentation at the World Society of Functional and
Stereotactic Neurosurgery, June 16, 2005.
Robert Levy, “Stimulation
of the Cerebral Cortex in an Effort to Promote the
Restoration of the Function in Post-Stroke”, International
Neuromodulation Society, June 12, 2005.
Mary Ellen Phillips Stoykov
and Mark S. Kovic, "The Use of the Task-Oriented
Approach in a Multisite Study Using Cortical Stimulation
and OT". American Occupational Therapists Association
Mini-Course, May 12, 2005.
Richard Bernstein, "Feasibility
and safety of targeted cortical stimulation for enhancing
motor recovery after ischemic stroke" American
Academy of Neurology, April 14, 2005.
Robert M. Levy and Jeffrey
A. Brown (co-authors David Lowry, Sean Ruland, Martin
Weinand, Rima Dafer), "Safety of Cortical Stimulation in Patients with Hemiparetic
Stroke" Congress of Neurological Surgeons,
October 20, 2004.
Richard Harvey (co-authors
Rima Dafer, Mark Huang, Robert Levy, David Lowry,
Sean Ruland, Martin Weinand), "Feasibility of
Cortical Stimulation to Improve Motor Function in
Stroke Patients", American Association of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation, October 8, 2004. This
abstract was selected as one of 15 finalists for the
President's Citation Award.
Mark Huang, "Cortical
Stimulation to Improve Motor Recovery After Stroke:
Human Data", American Association of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation Mini-Course, October 7,
2004.
Randolph Nudo, "Post-infarct
Cortical Plasticity and Behavioral Recovery Using
Concurrent Cortical Stimulation and Rehabilitative
Training: Data from Animal Models", American
Association of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Mini-Course, October 7, 2004.
Roy Bakay, "Cortical
Stimulation for Stroke, Neuromodulation: Defining
the Future", American Society for Functional
and Stereotactic Neurosurgery/Cleveland Clinic meeting,
October 3, 2004.
Neuroplasticity and Post-Stroke Motor Recovery Publications
Plautz EJ, Nudo RJ. “Neural
plasticity and functional recovery following cortical
injury.” 27th Annual International
Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and
Biology Society. 2006. 44.
Nudo
RJ. "Functional and Structural Plasticity
in Motor Cortex: Implications for Stroke Recovery."
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North
America. 2003. 14:S57-S76.
Johansson
BB. "Brain Plasticity and Stroke Rehabilitation,
The Willis Lecture." Stroke. January
2000. 31:223-230.
Nudo
RJ, Friel KM. "Cortical plasticity after stroke:
implications for rehabilitation."
Rev Neurol (Paris). 1999. 155(9):713-717.
Cortical Electrical Stimulation- Motor Recovery
Adkins DL, Campos P, Quach D, Borromeo
M, Schallert K, Jones TA.
“Epidural
cortical stimulation enhances motor function after
sensorimotor cortical infarcts in rats.” Exp Neurol.
2006. 200(2):356-70.
Adkins-Muir
D, Jones T. "Cortical
electrical stimulation combined with rehabilitative
training: Enhanced functional recovery and dendritic
plasticity following focal cortical ischemia in rats."
Neurological Research. December 2003. 25:780-788.
Brown
JA, Lutsep H, Cramer SC, Weinand M. "Motor
cortex stimulation for enhancement of recovery after
stroke: Case report." Neurological Research.
2003. 25:815-818.
Brown
JA, Lutsep H, Weinand M, Cramer S. "Motor cortex stimulation for the enhancement of recovery
from stroke: a prospective, multicenter safety study."
Neurosurgery. 2006. 58(3):464-472.
Kleim
J, Bruneau R, VandenBerg P, MacDonald E, Mulrooney
R, Pocock D. "Motor cortex stimulation enhances
motor recovery and reduces peri-infarct dysfunction
following ischemic insult." Neurological
Research. December 2003. 25:789-793.
Plautz
E, Barbay S, Frost, S, Friel K, Dancause N, Zoubina
E, StoweA, Quaney B, Nudo R. "Post-infarct cortical plasticity
and behavioral recovery using concurrent cortical
stimulation and rehabilitative training: A feasibility
study in primates." Neurological Research.
December 2003. 25:801-810.
Tesky
GC, Flynn C, Goertzen C, Monfils M, Young N. "Cortical stimulation improves skilled
forelimb use following a focal ischemic infarct in
the rat." Neurological Research. December
2003. 25:794-800.
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