Training with noninvasive brain-machine interface, tactile feedback, and locomotion to enhance neurological recovery in individuals with complete paraplegia: a randomized pilot study

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• who: Miguel A. L. Nicolelis from the We ran a parallel two-arm randomized pilot studyWe ran a parallel two-arm randomized pilot studyDuke University have published the research: Training with noninvasive brain-machine interface, tactile feedback, and locomotion to enhance neurological recovery in individuals with complete paraplegia: a randomized pilot study, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports of 17/08/2021
• what: The authors report two important results; first, sustained assisted locomotion training induces partial sensory and motor recovery even at the chronic phase of the lesion (in the case , between 1 and . . .
  

   

  

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