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DiSCIoser: Improving Arm Sensorimotor Functions After Spinal Cord Injury Via Brain-Computer Interface Training Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Trial registry · Not peer reviewed · real data
Published: 2022-11-15
The injury this work is about The phase, the band and the outcomes this paper's studies were recorded under, explained in plain words.
Plate 7 Atlas of a spinal cord injury 7 of 19 The moment, and everything after it Primary injury Secondary injury On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Primary injury — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Primary injury Primary injury Haemorrhage and swelling — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Haemorrhage and swelling 1 Haemorrhage and swelling Reduced blood flow and inflammation — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Reduced blood flow and inflammation 2 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Oxidative stress — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Oxidative stress 3 Oxidative stress Damage to fibres and cells — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Damage to fibres and cells 4 Damage to fibres and cells Acute phase Subacute phase Chronic phase Secondary injury Secondary injury Open this plate
On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. × Plate 7 Atlas of a spinal cord injury 7 of 19 The moment, and everything after it Primary injury Secondary injury On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Primary injury — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Primary injury Primary injury Haemorrhage and swelling — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Haemorrhage and swelling 1 Haemorrhage and swelling Reduced blood flow and inflammation — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Reduced blood flow and inflammation 2 Reduced blood flow and inflammation Oxidative stress — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Oxidative stress 3 Oxidative stress Damage to fibres and cells — On the left the mechanical damage of the moment: tissue with a crack through it and the forces that made it. On the right, four numbered drawings of what continues — a torn vessel with cells escaping, a vessel narrowed and the tissue beyond it pale, a membrane under attack, and an axon losing its sheath. A time line under both, from the first days into the months. Damage to fibres and cells 4 Damage to fibres and cells Acute phase Subacute phase Chronic phase Secondary injury Secondary injury What is being changed here, drawn
The moment, and everything after it The weeks after an injury. Inflammation and tissue remodelling are still going on and the scar is still forming.
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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. Subacute phase The weeks after an injury. Inflammation and tissue remodelling are still going on and the scar is still forming. Identifiers Claims this paper bears on Nothing has been recorded here yet.
This map holds only what has been read and checked against a source, and nothing has been recorded for this section. Empty here means exactly that — not zero, and not a fault in the page.
Results extracted Nothing has been recorded here yet.
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