Shawn B. Frost

This paper introduces SEEC, a method using ICMS and multi-unit recordings to assess mesoscale effective connectivity in sensorimotor cortex of squirrel monkeys, showing stable short-latency responses correlated with anatomical connections.

This study shows that spike-triggered intraspinal microstimulation improves motor recovery in rats with spinal cord injury, as measured by BBB scores and Horizontal Ladder task performance.

This study examines how spinal cord injury affects neural activity and conduction time in rats, finding that short-latency responses persist while long-latency responses are disrupted.

This study shows that 4 weeks after primary motor cortex injury, there are significant neuroplastic changes in cortical connections, including increased boutons and altered fiber pathways between the ventral premotor cortex and somatosensory cortex.

This study shows that axotomy leads to dendritic spine loss and presynaptic hyper-excitability in injured neurons, which can be normalized by exogenous netrin-1.