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Study of an Implantable Functional Neuromuscular Stimulation System for Patients With Spinal Cord Injuries
OBJECTIVES: I. Establish the procedures for implementing and assessing the clinical utility of functional neuromuscular stimulation using an implanted eight-channel standing and transfer system in patients with incomplete tetraplegia or paraplegia. II. Develop and apply quantitative functional evaluations of system performance in these patients. III. Perform long term follow up and monitor system use outside of the laboratory.
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