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Restoring locomotion in motor-complete spinal cord injury via trunk-mediated control using a commercial epidural spinal cord stimulator
BACKGROUND: Spinal cord stimulation is emerging as a novel approach to restore movement in patients affected by spinal cord injury. Recent advances have shown restoration of locomotion in patients with complete motor lesions using sophisticated new systems including a brain machine interface. Despit
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