Seven directions of research
BCI-Assisted SCS-EXS for Gait Optimization Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Trial registry · Not peer reviewed · real data
Published: 2025-04-23
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Plate 8 Atlas of a spinal cord injury 8 of 19 The cascade, in order Primary injury Primary injury — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 1 Primary injury Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 2 Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 3 Haemorrhage and swelling Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 4 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 5 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Damage to fibres and cells Damage to fibres and cells — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 6 Damage to fibres and cells How long since the injury Acute phase Acute phase Subacute phase Subacute phase Chronic phase Chronic phase Phase not classified Phase not classified Open this plate
Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. × Plate 8 Atlas of a spinal cord injury 8 of 19 The cascade, in order Primary injury Primary injury — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 1 Primary injury Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 2 Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling Haemorrhage and swelling — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 3 Haemorrhage and swelling Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 4 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation Reduced blood flow and inflammation — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 5 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Damage to fibres and cells Damage to fibres and cells — Six numbered drawings with arrows between them: the first mechanical damage, bleeding into the tissue, tissue swelling against its own boundary, blood flow falling away, immune cells arriving, and fibres and cells damaged. Along the bottom, the phases of time since the injury, including the one for records that do not say. 6 Damage to fibres and cells How long since the injury Acute phase Acute phase Subacute phase Subacute phase Chronic phase Chronic phase Phase not classified Phase not classified What is being changed here, drawn
The cascade, in order Months and years after an injury. The tissue has settled, and research here asks a different question from research in the acute phase.
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The grade is not stated in the record A state of our data, not a state of a body. The great majority of records in this corpus do not state the AIS grade in a field this map reads — so the "complete" and "incomplete" cells are empty not because no such studies exist but because the records do not say. That is a gap, and this is where it is visible. Chronic phase Months and years after an injury. The tissue has settled, and research here asks a different question from research in the acute phase. Identifiers Claims this paper bears on Nothing has been recorded here yet.
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