iplegia due to damage in the brain in both the pediatric and adult populations stems not only from the loss of neurons killed by the vascular insult but also from the loss of function in viable but dormant neurons in the affected hemisphere. The latter problem may be avoidable and, to a certain extent, correctable. The
iplegia due to damage in the brain in both the pediatric and adult populations stems not merely from the personnel casualty of neurons killed by the vascular insult but besides from the loss of function in viable but abeyant nerve cell in the affected hemisphere. The latter problem may be avoidable and, to a certain extent, correctable. The
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iplegia due_to damage_in the brain in_both the_pediatric_and adult_populations_stems not only_from the loss_of neurons killed by_the vascular insult_but_also from the loss of function in viable but dormant neurons in the affected_hemisphere._The latter_problem_may_be avoidable and, to a_certain extent, correctable. The