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Robotics and spinal stimulation restore movement in paralysis

Summary by Science Daily

Scientists have developed an approach that combines rehabilitation robotics with spinal cord stimulation to restore movement in people with spinal cord injuries. The technology enhances rehabilitation and enables activities like cycling and walking outdoors.

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Science Daily

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Robotics and spinal stimulation restore movement in paralysis

15 days ago·United States

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Journey to walk again: A life-changing diagnosis brings hope to Charlotte

Charlotte Buckley's journey from misdiagnosis to hope with a new surgery plan to overcome her leg pain and reclaim her mobility.

16 days ago

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New robot technology offers paralyzed patients fresh hope

Scientists say a combo of robotics and spinal stimulation has restored some movement in paralysis for the first time.

16 days ago

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Neuroprothesis and robotics awaken the muscles from the video paralysis

People with Spinal cord injuries can improve their motor skills integrating the robotic rehabilitation exercises with a neuroprothesis that generates one synchronized electrical stimulation activate the muscles more effectively. This is demonstrated by the experimentation conducted on Five patients by the Research Consortium Neurorestrator led by the Federal Polytechnic School of Losanna (EPFL). The results are published in the magazine Science …

13 days ago

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New Atlas

Rehab robotics and synced zaps restore movement after spinal injury

Innovative rehab robotics synced with spinal cord stimulation restores movement in individuals with spinal injuries, enhancing natural coordination and recovery outcomes.

15 days ago

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Wakefield Express

Patient who was told he 'may never walk again' praises specialist spinal injury team at Pinderfields Hospital

A man who was told he may never walk again, after breaking his neck in a fall at home, is back on his feet thanks to staff at a specialist spinal injuries unit at Pinderfields Hospital.

15 days ago·Wakefield, United Kingdom

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