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Structural Reorganization

Meaning

Structural Reorganization is a profound and lasting change in the physical arrangement, complex morphology, and functional connectivity of biological tissues or cellular components, most notably within the central nervous system or musculoskeletal system. In the brain, this involves the large-scale, systematic modification of entire neural circuits, including the growth and pruning of synapses and the restructuring of gray and white matter volume. This reorganization is the physical, enduring manifestation of significant, long-term adaptation, deep learning, or neurological recovery.