Adult NeuroRecovery expands our ability to understand the mechanisms of activity based interventions including Locomotor Training and NeuroMuscular Electrical Stimulation on motor function and physiological systems.FOCUS OF WORK
Investigate mechanisms and physiological systems that promote retraining of the nervous system to perform motor tasks.
- Studies range from understanding the plasticity of the spinal cord in humans to examining the secondary health related issues associated with spinal cord injury.
- We focus on retraining the nervous system through activity dependent plasticity
- We use multiple strategies:
- Neuromuscular electrical stimulation
- Transcutaneous spinal cord epidural stimulation
- Locomotor training
- Stand Retraining
- Functional Training
- We study
- Metabolic, Neuromuscular, and Skeletal systems
- Bowel, Bladder, and Sexual function
- Neurophysiology
- Cardiovascular and Respiratory systems
- Motor Systems
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Epidural Stimulation Program
Motor Control
Studies
Proof of Principle
Interventions
Cardiovascular and Respiratory
Studies
Proof of Principle
Inter-system Participation
Interventions
Bladder, Bowel, and Sexual Function
Studies
Publications: Epidural Stimulation
Epidural Stimulation Timeline
KSCIRC Research Labs
KSCIRC Motor Systems
KSCIRC Autonomic Systems
KSCIRC Neurophysiology
KSCIRC Engineering
KSCIRC Research Medical
KSCIRC Biostatistics Outcomes, Database, and Communications
KSCIRC Finance and Administration
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