Role of neural reorganization in recovery of function

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The role of neural reorganization in recovery of function after brain damage can be described as:

A. controversial, but it is assumed to play some role

B. recently well understood

C. well understood only in lower mammals

D. well established

E. incorrect and has been rejected

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