FDA-Cleared Noninvasive Spine Stimulation System Could Transform Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

A noninvasive, transcutaneous, spinal cord stimulation system, called ARC-EX, has been shown to restore some of the hand strength and sensation that patients had lost following spinal cord injuries, including those injuries that had occurred years earlier.

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IEEE Pulse
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mpuls.2025.3572565
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1
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Spinal Cord Injury Research
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FDA-Cleared Noninvasive Spine Stimulation System Could Transform Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

Leslie Mertz
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Spinal Cord Injury Research
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FDA-Cleared Noninvasive Spine Stimulation System Could Transform Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

Leslie Mertz
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Abstract

A noninvasive, transcutaneous, spinal cord stimulation system, called ARC-EX, has been shown to restore some of the hand strength and sensation that patients had lost following spinal cord injuries, including those injuries that had occurred years earlier.

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