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Locomotion Induction by Electrical Stimulation of the Spinal Cord (88-07)
Method and Device
Mechanism of action
Physical Therapy in Spinal Injuries
Full description
A method and device for inducing locomotion in animals by electrical stimulation of the spinal cord using long duration pulses (0.2msec to 2 msec). These pulses are delivered at low frequencies (0.5 Hz to 20 Hz) epidurally or subdurally to the dorsal columns or dorsal root entry zone at the cervical or lumbar regions of the spinal cord for treating deficits in locomotion.
88-07
Development status
Preclinical
Patent information
U.S. Patent #5,002,053
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Licensing Partner to commercialize this patented technology
License Status: Available for Exclusive Licensing
Patent number
US5002053
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Company details
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Medical School - Teaching Hospital - Research Institution
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- Biotechnology / Human therapeutics
- Medical device
- Therapeutic target
- Musculoskeletal
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