… The daily ethical challenges clinicians face often occur when … Using available resources
such as consulting an ethics … knowledge and tools for managing clinical ethical dilemmas. …

… safety and that people benefit from the procedures, but some trial aspects, like sham
procedures, may not be feasible or ethical in these cases. Without completing a clinical trial and …

… spinal cord injury trial the research team included spinal injuries physicians, neurosurgeon,
spinal … In our case this involved university and hospital ethics committees, external reviewers …

… Alternatively, MSCs are efficient in derivation of NSCs due to their low ethical concerns,
ease of availability, lack of immunogenicity, and non-tumorigenic nature. Notch signaling is …

… , all initiated within a few hours of spinal injury. For ethical reasons, only the second trial (…
When no difference in functional outcome was seen, the ethical hurdle was reduced and the …

… of the more recent literature on recovery and healing of spinal cord injured individuals. …
or progenitor cells, is a new field that brings up possible ethical issues to be addressed. Fetal …

… Access to raw data is restricted due to legal and ethical concerns, particularly third-party
rights and privacy. All other information data is embedded within the manuscript. …

… patients with acute traumatic spinal cord injury. Both populations relate … spinal cord injury
are not unconscious. Three randomised controlled trials of the national acute spinal cord injury …

… BCI has been proposed as assistive technology for individuals who are non-communicative
or paralyzed, such as those with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or spinal cord injury. The …

… Moreover, there are distinct ethical considerations for performing clinical trials in this
population and setting. This gap must be addressed, as increased mobility improves quality of life, …