Getting your wires crossed: nerve transfer surgery, the Spin Spring March 2016
Written in 2016, this article talks about a new study validating nerve transfer surgery as a way of improving hand function for some people with quadriplegia.
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Written in 2016, this article talks about a new study validating nerve transfer surgery as a way of improving hand function for some people with quadriplegia.
Spinal cord stimulation may not be anything remotely close to a cure for SCI. However, there is potential for real, tangible and increasingly well-documented improvements in a range of secondary complications of SCI, for example, poor hand and grip function, wild fluctuations in blood pressure, and bowel and bladder dysfunction.
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