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Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections. For instance, after a stroke, healthy brain regions can sometimes compensate for damaged ones by taking over their functions. The author mentions 'regions taking over functions' primarily to:
- Explain the biological limitations that prevent neural connections from forming in certain specialized areas of the brain.
- Demonstrate that stroke victims always regain full cognitive abilities through the process of natural brain reorganization.
- List every medical treatment available to patients who have suffered from extensive damage to their primary motor cortex.
- Illustrate a practical application of neuroplasticity in response to physiological trauma or significant brain injury.
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