Kennard principle is defined as principle of neural recovery that bears the name of its originator, Margaret Kennard. Kennard principle holds that earlier brain injury is associated with less impairment and better recovery of functions than injury occurring later in development. Subsequent clinical and experimental studies have not fully supported this principle.

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