Hugues Leblond

Split-belt walking alters the relationship between locomotor phases and cycle duration across speeds in intact and chronic spinalized adult cats.

Systemic blood pressure alters cortical blood flow and neurovascular coupling during nociceptive processing in the primary somatosensory cortex of the rat.

A pneumatic phantom for mimicking respiration-induced artifacts in spinal MRI.

Tight neurovascular coupling in the spinal cord during nociceptive stimulation in intact and spinal rats.

Lumbar muscle inflammation alters spinally mediated locomotor recovery induced by training in a mouse model of complete spinal cord injury.

Isoflurane anesthesia does not affect spinal cord neurovascular coupling: evidence from decerebrated rats.

Facilitation of Locomotor Spinal Networks Activity by Buspirone after a Complete Spinal Cord Lesion in Mice.

Functional Neuroimaging of Nociceptive and Pain-Related Activity in the Spinal Cord and Brain: Insights From Neurovascular Coupling Studies.

H-reflex disinhibition by lumbar muscle inflammation in a mouse model of spinal cord injury.

Axons morphometry in the human spinal cord.

Regulation of cortical blood flow responses by the nucleus basalis of Meynert during nociceptive processing.

Integration of bilateral nociceptive inputs tunes spinal and cerebral responses.

Biphasic Effect of Buspirone on the H-Reflex in Acute Spinal Decerebrated Mice.

Locomotor deficits induced by lumbar muscle inflammation involve spinal microglia and are independent of KCC2 expression in a mouse model of complete spinal transection.

Contribution of astrocytes to neurovascular coupling in the spinal cord of the rat.

Fasting prevents medetomidine-induced hyperglycaemia and alterations of neurovascular coupling in the somatosensory cortex of the rat during noxious stimulation.

Attenuation of widespread hypersensitivity to noxious mechanical stimuli by inhibition of GABAergic neurons of the right amygdala in a rat model of chronic back pain.

Spinal neurovascular coupling is preserved despite time dependent alterations of spinal cord blood flow responses in a rat model of chronic back pain: implications for functional spinal cord imaging.