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    Comparison of one year post-injury outcomes between intensive locomotor training and conventional therapy after motor incomplete spinal cord injury

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    Background: Spinal cord injury (SCI) is often a devastating condition that negatively affects an individual’s physical, psychological, and social well-being requiring extensive rehabilitation. The majority of all SCIs are incomplete with at least some sensory and/or motor activity remaining intact below the level of the injury, sparing some function. The NeuroRecovery Network (NRN) is a collaboration of six centers implementing a locomotor training (LT) protocol focused on recovery after SCI. These centers are also SCI Model Systems (SCIMS) Centers which capture longitudinal outcomes after injury. ...
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    Tefertiller, Candace Rae

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    Taylor, Matthew; Harrison-Felix, Cindy

    Date Submitted
    2019
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