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Traditionally, animal models of spastic CP have focused on a brain injury as the driver of symptoms. *V>eoverrdtreef on watch wtt tha remain! Uterine ischemia has been modeled in the rabbit, sheep, and monkey, with physical symptoms observed only in monkeys and rabbits (40–42, 50, 91, 130, 142, 166, 168). Within the brain stem, motor and auditory neurons have abundant glycine receptors, linked to audition and motor control (123).

eteaoiebln Pbnedel- Lie. Most animal models of spastic CP are derived based on known risk factors for developing this permanent disorder. Furthermore, these insults or risk factors impact not only the brain but also spinal cord development and specifically motor neuron abnormalities. ; 1.

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