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When does stroke occur
When part of brain cut off from blood supply
blockage cutting off blood supply
Billed in or around brain
Tumour growing and cutting off blood supply
What is a real world study 2)
JODY MILLER
Suffered from severe eplispey in one hemisphere
Suggest children have higher ability to recover after brain injury - supports neural plasticity
Sarah Scott Broca’s area - over time had functional recovery
WHAT system is it to ideniftfy a stroke
FAST
face drooping on one side
Arm - not able to move
Speech - problems talking
Time - important to get help quickly
Why is functional recovery important
Stroke victims could regain functions of amities that had been lost following damage caused by stroke
Found that other parts of brain can take over function of damaged areas
What is one way of functional recovery that is to do with ABC who discovered it
Neuronal unmasking
dormant synapses become used to help regain lost functions
Over time these help create new structures and functions
WAL - first to identify
If AB had a damaged connection - if previously unused connection exists to a diff neuron (C) then - A would strength connection to c AND C would strengthen connection to B
HEBBS theory - unused connection will get stronger over time - some o al function can be regained
Slow process
What’s second mechanism
AXONAL SPROUTING
Cells next to a lesion sprout extra axons to help make new connections and recover from damage
DELLER - help explain some of recovery of lost function
Sprouting stays within a small area of original cell
Issue with axonal sprouting is that Deller also found that might contribute to
What does TAJIRI study show
When implanted stem cells into injured Brian of a rat - stem cells migrate towards injury and turn into n ew neurons
Suggest stem cells could be used to treat brain damage in humans
What does SCHNEIDER FIND
Individuals with higher levels of education
More likely to be able to regain more abilities through functional recovery
Concluded that COGNITIVE REERVE - built through education - allows brain to better adapt afte injury