Schlaf, neuronale Plastizität und Erholung nach einem Hirnschlag

Ziel dieses Artikels ist es, die Rolle des Schlafs bei der Wiederherstellung der durch einen ischämischen Hirninfarkt eingeschränkten motorischen oder kognitiven Funktion zu erörtern sowie die zugrundeliegenden neuronalen Mechanismen zu diskutieren.

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