Efficacy and time course of acute intermittent hypoxia effects in the upper extremities of people with cervical spinal cord injury

Keyphrases

• Upper Extremity 100%
• Acute Intermittent Hypoxia 100%
• Cervical Spine Injury 100%
• Sham 16%
• Neural Pathways 16%
• Incomplete Cervical Spinal Cord Injury 16%
• Synaptic 8%
• Consecutive Days 8%
• Placebo-controlled 8%
• Normal Function 8%
• Spinal Cord 8%
• Chronic Spinal Cord Injury 8%
• Motor Function 8%
• Spinal Cord Injury 8%
• Optimal Dose 8%
• Crossover Design 8%
• Low Oxygen 8%
• Neuroplasticity 8%
• Performance Test 8%
• Lower Limb 8%
• Cumulative Effects 8%
• Upper Limb Motor Function 8%
• Volitional 8%
• Upper Extremity Function 8%
• Normoxia 8%
• Clinical Performance 8%
• Motor Output 8%
• Spinal Cord Compression 8%
• Chronic Hypoxia 8%
• Optimal Duration 8%
• Motor Pathways 8%
• Brief Exposure 8%
• Pre-exposure 8%
• Grip Strength 8%
• Pinch Strength 8%
• Hand Strength 8%
• Motor Effects 8%
• Upper Limb Function 8%
• Hand-held Dynamometry 8%
• Strength Change 8%
• Duration of Effect 8%
• Motor Loss 8%
• Independent Mobility 8%
• Rapid Plasticity 8%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Motor Performance 100%
• Grip Strength 50%
• Optimal Drug Dose 50%
• Pinch Strength 50%
• Hand Strength 50%

Neuroscience

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Neural Pathway 33%
• Neuroplasticity 16%
• Somatics 16%
• Placebo 16%