Result
Sensory function · Secondary, pre-specified · Efficacy
Effect as reported: [object Object]
Location in the source: results
SECONDARY · Number of Participants Stratified by Change From Baseline in ISNCSCI Sensory Pin Prick Score · unit: Participants · measured at: 6 months post-implantation Neuro-Spinal Scaffold: 10
Study
NCT02138110/brief_summary
human Human · Open label · Uncontrolled · 72h – 14 days · Complete
Participants actually studied: 20
No dataNothing has been recorded here yet. This is not a zero.
What this result says about which claim
- Partially supports — An implanted bioresorbable polymer scaffold improves sensory function after spinal cord injury.
SECONDARY · Number of Participants Stratified by Change From Baseline in ISNCSCI Sensory Pin Prick Score · unit: Participants · measured at: 6 months post-implantation Neuro-Spinal Scaffold: 10