… and to step using epidural stimulation as demonstrated successfully in the … spinal circuitry?
We made a series of observations demonstrating the feasibility of using epidural stimulation …

… activity evoked by epidural lumbar cord stimulation as described in … stimulation were routed
through monosynaptic pathways. Sustained stimulation at 5–50 Hz engaged central spinal …

… Epidural spinal cord stimulation has a long history of application for improving motor control
in spinal cord injury. … Early work revealed that the spinal circuitry involved in lower-limb motor …

… Deficits in urologic function after spinal cord injury (SCI) … investigate the efficacy of spinal
cord epidural stimulation (scES) … Varying combinations of stimulating cathode electrodes were …

… motor-complete cervical SCI. We postulate that epidural stimulation can specifically modulate
… potential of sympathetic circuitry via the stimulation of dorsal afferent relays (Figure 2). …

… spinal cord injury. We also discuss and summarize the animal and human studies that
evaluated epidural electrical stimulation in spinal cord injury. … Studies of epidural stimulation in …

… Spinal cord injury (SCI) commonly results in permanent loss … have shown that epidural spinal
cord stimulation may provide … advances of lumbosacral epidural stimulation for restoration …

… issues after severe spinal cord injury (SCI), affecting health, rehabilitation, and quality of
life. We previously reported that targeted lumbosacral spinal cord epidural stimulation (scES) …

… -dependent individuals with chronic, incomplete spinal-cord injury. By coordinating epidural
stimulation of the dorsal structures of the spinal cord with partial weight bearing treadmill …

… stimulation is applied epidurally to the dorsal aspect of the lumbar spinal cord. In 1976,
epidural stimulation was introduced to alleviate spasticity in Multiple Sclerosis. Since then, …