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. 2016 Apr 12;54(11):942–946. doi: 10.1038/sc.2016.30

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H-reflex test. (a) The representative wave forms of H-reflex before (uninjured) and after SCI. (b) After SCI, H/M amplitude ratio increased (2 weeks) because of the increase in H-amplitude and the decrease in M-amplitude (Table 1) but slightly recovered later (22 weeks). Significant recovery of the H/M amplitude ratio was found in trained rats (SCI+TANES, SCI 22 weeks), compared with that in untrained rats (SCI control).