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Peter Kopacekmechanisms of gross functional reorganisation may account for the recovery of function in the case of an underbroken major efferent pathway. In the undamaged hemisphere uncrossed ipsilateral projecting descending motor pathways may be accessed, possibly via subcortical loops, to channel signals codi

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Peter Kopacek and Western Europe [22]. Recent studies have delineated the importance of thrombosis in the latter stages of atherosclerotic disease [1, 10, 11]. While there is limited evidence that thrombotic events contribute to the progression of atherosclerotic narrowing of the vessel lumen [18, 44], there is

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Peter Kopacekerapeutic approaches which have developed from this re­ search have been or will be used in clinical trials and will open new avenues in the treatment of stroke. The organizers of the meeting would like to thank the advisory board for its helpful suggestions and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and other s978-3-642-78153-7978-3-642-78151-3

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Peter Kopacekramidal tract is not completely disrupted, preserved corticospinal tract fibres with a different destination under normal conditions may bypass the interruption of efferent traffic from the motor cortex and may subserve the transport of information for fractionated finger movements to the hand and f

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Peter Kopacekal mechanisms in the blood and vascular wall which lead progressively to atherosclerotic disease, little emphasis has been focused on the fluid dynamic factors which modulate the disease process. It has long been known that initiation and progression of vascular lesions occur at sites which are dist