Result
Motor function · Outside our vocabulary · Efficacy
Effect as reported: [object Object]
Location in the source: abstract
The participant regained the ability to walk with crutches overground even when the BSI was switched off.
Study
37225984/abstract
human Human · Case report · Uncontrolled · Not reported · AIS not reported
Participants actually studied: 1
No dataNothing has been recorded here yet. This is not a zero.
What this result says about which claim
- Supports — Neurorehabilitation supported by a brain–spine interface improves neurological recovery after spinal cord injury, including walking ability when the stimulation is switched off.
Moreover, neurorehabilitation supported by the BSI improved neurological recovery. The participant regained the ability to walk with crutches overground even when the BSI was switched off.