Introduction Millions of people worldwide suffer with spasticity related to irreversible damage
to the brain or spinal cord. Typical antecedent events include stroke, traumatic brain injury …

Spinal cord stimulation has been utilized for decades in the treatment of numerous
conditions such as failed back surgery and phantom limb syndromes, arachnoiditis, cancer …

Introduction: Intradural spinal cord stimulation (SCS) may offer significant therapeutic
benefits for those with intractable axial and extremity pain, visceral pain, spasticity …

OBJECTIVE Cervical myelopathy (CM) is a common and debilitating form of spinal cord
injury caused by chronic compression; however, little is known about the in vivo mechanics …

Background It is becoming increasingly important to understand the mechanisms of spinal
cord stimulation (SCS) in alleviating neuropathic pain as novel stimulation paradigms arise …

Background: Spinal cord stimulation has been in use for decades and is growing as a
therapeutic treatment option. A significant problem arising from the epidural location of the …

We have designed, built, and tested an apparatus used for investigating the biomechanical
response of a novel intradural spinal cord stimulator to the simulated physiological …

We have used finite-element (FE) modeling to investigate the mechanical compliance,
positional stability and contact pressures associated with a novel type of spinal cord …

The brain moves within the skull during physical activity. However, the drivers of this motion
and its physiological impacts are not well understood. Brain motion is a ubiquitous confound …

Cervical myelopathy is the most common form of spinal cord injury in North America with
roughly 19,000 new cases in the US every year. It results from chronic compression of the …