Muscle hypertrophy following acquired neurogenic injury: systematic review and analysis of existing literature
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Camilla Strano
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Luca Bosco
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Christian Laurini
Abstract
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This systematic review aims to provide a clear description and categorization of this uncommon presentation of an often-overlooked neurological disorder. Though questions remain about the underlying mechanism, evidence suggests that aberrant fiber overstimulation along with increased workload that promotes focal damage may result in muscle hypertrophy. This may serve as a guide for therapeutic interventions.
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