A subject this map covers
Walking and standing
What belongs here
The ability to stand and walk after injury, and how it is measured.
What does not belong here, however close it looks
Training methods have their own concepts; this is the function and its measurement.
What has been looked at
Counted from what the sources catalogue, not from reading the work. It says how much exists and over what span of years — never what any of it found.
- Registered or indexed as work in people: 2259 records · 1995–2030
- Indexed as work in animals: 228 records · 2008–2026
- Indexed as laboratory work: 2 records · 2014–2020
- The source has not said who or what was studied: 292 records · 1991–2026
Published in this map
Catalogue records matching this subject. Publication here does not establish human review, measured results or effectiveness. Open a record to inspect its sources and evidence.
- A brain–spine interface that links cortical signals to epidural electrical stimulation of the lumbosacral spinal cord restores standing and walking ability after spinal cord injury.
- Brain-Spine Interface Restores Standing, Walking, and Stair-Climbing After Spinal Cord Injury
Found in the scientific sources, not yet checked
Titles and identifiers as the sources publish them. Nobody here has read these papers, and nothing on this shelf is a result, a recommendation or evidence that anything works. Each line opens the original.
2781 records
This shelf is still being filled. Records the sources have listed and this programme has not yet fetched: 918
This grouping is the source's own cataloguing, not a reading of the paper. It says where a record was filed, not what it found.
The source has not said who or what was studied
- Factors influencing bone loss in paraplegia. — PubMed · 2011 · Journal Article
- Restoration of stance phase knee flexion during walking after spinal cord injury using a variable impedance orthosis. — PubMed · 2011 · Journal Article
- Functional electrical stimulation control of standing and stepping after spinal cord injury: a review of technical characteristics. — PubMed · 2009 · Journal Article
- Functional electrical stimulation-supported interval training following sensorimotor-complete spinal cord injury: a case series. — PubMed · 2009 · Journal Article
- Erratum: Walking index for spinal cord injury (WISCI II): scale revision — Crossref · 2009 · journal-article
- Closed-loop control of functional electrical stimulation-assisted arm-free standing in individuals with spinal cord injury: a feasibility study. — PubMed · 2009 · Journal Article
- Understanding Spinal Cord Injury and Advances in Recovery — Crossref · 2009 · book-chapter
- Standardized Ambulation Assessments Following Spinal Cord Injury — Crossref · 2008 · journal-article
- A systematic review of functional ambulation outcome measures in spinal cord injury — Crossref · 2007 · journal-article
- Clinical and Quantitative Evaluation of Robotic-Assisted Treadmill Walking to Retrain Ambulation After Spinal Cord Injury — Crossref · 2005 · journal-article
- Neurorehabilitation of Standing and Walking After Spinal Cord Injury — Crossref · 2004 · book-chapter
- The effect of noradrenergic drugs on the recovery of walking after spinal cord injury — Crossref · 2003 · journal-article
- Walking index for spinal cord injury (WISCI II): scale revision — Crossref · 2001 · journal-article
- Pattern Generators in Locomotion: Implications for Recovery of Walking After Spinal Cord Injury — Crossref · 2000 · journal-article
- Orthotic Options for Standing and Walking — Crossref · 2000 · journal-article
- Standing and Walking After Spinal Cord Injury: Experience with the Reciprocating Gait Orthosis Powered by Electrical Muscle Stimulation — Crossref · 2000 · journal-article
- Magnetic resonance imaging and neurological recovery in acute spinal cord injury: observations from the National Acute Spinal Cord Injury Study 3 — Crossref · 1999 · journal-article
- Recovery of Locomotion After Experimental Spinal Cord Injury: Axonal Regeneration or Modulation of Intrinsic Spinal Cord Walking Circuitry? — Crossref · 1999 · journal-article
- Effects of drugs on walking after spinal cord injury — Crossref · 1998 · journal-article
- Spinal cord injury: prognosis for ambulation based on quadriceps recovery — Crossref · 1992 · journal-article
- A systems approach to medically prescribed functional electrical stimulation. Ambulation after spinal cord injury — Crossref · 1991 · journal-article
Where this was looked for, and when
The latest collection walk and the accumulated shelf have different scopes. A zero applies only to that source query and its date window; older records may remain on the shelf. It does not mean no research exists.
| ClinicalTrials.gov | asked, and it answered | asked on 2026-10-05 Collection window: 2026-09-16 – 2026-10-05 | matched in this collection walk 15 · accumulated records across collection walks 601 · still to fetch in this walk 0 | aim: every record matching this question |
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| Crossref | asked, and it answered | asked on 2026-09-17 Collection window: all dates before the end date – 2026-09-17 | matched in this collection walk 1265056 · accumulated records across collection walks 50 | aim: a sample of the most relevant records. This source ranks a bag of words, so its own total is the size of the corpus that shares some of them, never a set still owed. |
| PubMed | asked, answered, and still being collected | asked on 2026-10-12 Collection window: all dates before the end date – 2026-10-12 | matched in this collection walk 3118 · accumulated records across collection walks 2198 · still to fetch in this walk 918 | aim: every record matching this question |
The question asked
- ClinicalTrials.gov
("walking recovery" OR "ambulation" OR "standing") - Crossref
spinal cord injury walking recovery ambulation - PubMed
("Spinal Cord Injuries"[MeSH Terms] OR "spinal cord injury"[Title/Abstract] OR "spinal cord injuries"[Title/Abstract] OR "spinal cord trauma"[Title/Abstract]) AND ("Walking"[MeSH Terms] OR "Gait"[MeSH Terms] OR "walking recovery"[Title/Abstract] OR "ambulation"[Title/Abstract] OR "standing"[Title/Abstract])