Transcutaneous stimulation improves hand function in people with complete tetraplegia
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22 March 2021Transcutaneous stimulation improves hand function in people with complete tetraplegia
Kessler Foundation researchers demonstrated that spinal cord transcutaneous stimulation (scTS) combined with hand training improves upper extremity and hand function in individuals with motor and sensory compete spinal cord injury (SCI). The study results showed immediate and long-lasting gains in strength, sensibility, and voluntary motor function.
