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Result

Patient reported · Outside our vocabulary · Efficacy

Effect as reported: [object Object]

Location in the source: abstract

The participant reports that the BSI enables natural control over the movements of his legs to stand, walk, climb stairs and even traverse complex terrains.

Study

37225984/abstract

human Human · Case report · Uncontrolled · Not reported · AIS not reported

Participants actually studied: 1

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What this result says about which claim

  • Supports — Users of a brain–spine interface report natural volitional control over leg movements after spinal cord injury.

    The participant reports that the BSI enables natural control over the movements of his legs to stand, walk, climb stairs and even traverse complex terrains.

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