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Crean un dispositivo para mover los miembros paralizados con el pensamiento

03.07.2014 20:39
Un nuevo dispositivo conecta directamente el cerebro con los músculos, lo que permitirá a los pacientes paralizados restablecer el control sobre sus miembros a pesar de los defectos del sistema nervioso. Un nuevo dispositivo conecta directamente el cerebro con los músculos, lo que permitirá a...

Researchers connect two monkeys via computer chips, allowing one to control the other's movement

30.06.2014 00:10
20 Feb 2014 Scientists have successfully used computer chips to link two monkeys together, allowing one monkey's brain to control the other's body movement. Researchers say they hope their work - partly inspired by Hollywood blockbuster Avatar - will lead to the development of implants for patients...

Utilidad de la pregabalina en pacientes con lesiones traumáticas de la médula espinal

29.06.2014 23:53
17 FEB 14 | Tratamiento Utilidad de la pregabalina en pacientes con lesiones traumáticas de la médula espinal La pregabalina se considera una alternativa terapéutica segura y eficaz en pacientes con dolor neuropático secundario a lesiones medulares de origen...

Man paralyzed by spinal cord injury moves legs

29.06.2014 23:04
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy A man paralyzed by a car accident four years ago can now move his legs. Researchers at the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation say he’s one of four patients using a new therapy that challenges the notion that the...

Spinal cord injuries cost health care $3 billion annually

29.06.2014 23:01
  The Toronto Star Published on Friday January 27, 2012 Barbara Turnbull Life Reporter https://www.thestar.com/article/1121840–spinal-cord-injuries-cost-health-care-3-billion-annually Canadians vastly underestimate the human and financial cost of spinal cord injury, according to new...

La espasticidad y las lesiones de la médula espinal

29.06.2014 23:00
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DR. ALLAN LEVI PERFORMS THE WORLD'S FIRST NERVE GRAFT USING A PATIENT'S OWN CELLS TO TRY TO REPAIR A SEVERE PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY

29.06.2014 22:48
Dr. Allan Levi, director of clinical research at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis recently performed the world’s first nerve graft using a combination of a patient’s own nerve and her own Schwann cells in an attempt to repair a severely injured sciatic nerve. The FDA approved study took place...

Discovery Scientists from The Miami Project Receive NIH Funding to Move a Novel Therapy Forward

29.06.2014 22:45
A major goal of discovery research is to identify novel therapeutic targets for treating human diseases.  Lead by Dr. Robert Keane of the Department of Physiology and Biophysics with colleagues in The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, a new $1.6 million dollar small business award from NINDS...

MIAMI PROJECT RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS

29.06.2014 22:42
The broad scope of research carried out at The Miami Project has focused on answering questions that help define human spinal cord injury and reveal strategies for the repair of damaged spinal tissue.  The team has also made advances in knowledge that have improved the current care of people...

Links a grupos de interés

Links a grupos de interés

29.06.2014 23:34
Los siguientes links remiten a grupos en la red social Facebook donde se discute el tema de lesiones de médula espinal. Además, estos grupos tienen algo en común, el apoyo entre los miembros, que de alguna manera estan relacionados con el tema, ya sea por algún familiar o conocido. Recomendación:...

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