Cross-modal plasticity, also called cross-modal neuroplasticity, the ability of the brain to reorganize and make functional changes to compensate for a sensory deficit.
Jimmy Connors showed signs of obsessive compulsive disorder and ocular motor sensory deficit as a child, long before he realized they were serious problems.
The first, Path Feel, is an insole that helps wearers with sensory deficit on the bottom of their feet, such as people with diabetes or multiple sclerosis, to feel the floor better by enhancing sensory perception of the environment, allowing them more confident movement.
More detailed clinical examination revealed subtle sensory deficit in some patients (nos. 5, 10, 11).
Unlike other reports [15], no sensory deficit was observed since the beginning of the disease.
What is more, it seemed that animals lacking color vision had a sensory deficit.
Furthermore, the same sensory deficit in different patients may be assessed differently because of individual subjective differences.
However, different patients may assess the same sensory deficit dissimilarly, because of individual variations in anatomy and healing responses.
On examination, the patient was found to have no motor or sensory deficit in the median nerve distribution.
Other clinical features include vertigo, eye movement disorders, an ipsilateral Horner's syndrome, ipsilateral limb ataxia, and contralateral sensory deficit.
We did not observe the onset of a clinically manifest sensory deficit at any time in any patient.
