Acute intermittent hypoxia paired with corticospinal-motoneuronal stimulation increases plasticity (as evidenced by increased amplitude of motor evoked potentials) in participants with chronic incomplete SCI.  Read More

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Providing accessible healthcare is not just addressing ramps and steps. Learn more on how to address physical, attitudinal, knowledge and systemic barriers to accessibility in your practice to improve quality of life and health outcomes for individuals with SCI. This is one of 19 open access articles of the TSCIR special edition dedicated SCI health care resources for the primary care provider. https://doi.org/10.46292/sci2602-79

 

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“ COVID-19 has the @ASIA_spine meeting delayed until October, but don’t let that hold you back from catching up with top tier research.  @IOSCIRS is hosting the International Online SCI Research Seminar series on Tuesdays at 2:00 pm ET!  Join us on June 23rd for a talk by Matthew Budde, PhD titled “Developing and Translating Advanced MRI Methods in Spinal Cord Injury”.  https://bit.ly/34A0T9z “

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