Scottish Centre for Innovation Spinal Cord Injury

The results of our flagship RCT investigating transcutaneous spinal stimulation to improve walking in chronic spinal cord injury have now been published @eClinicalMed In short: stim + gold standard physio not better than gold standard physio alone sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Exciting to see the results of the Ewalk trial presented at @ISCoSmeetings 12 weeks of Transcutaneous spinal stimulation plus locomotor training did not improve walking ability compared to locomotor training alone in chronic spinal cord injury #iscos2025

Enjoying a trip to Nottingham today to present some of our research on the use of Abdominal Stimulation to improve function at the BSPRM annual conference @BSPRM_UK

Our latest publication on the use of eeg to predict the future development of neuropathic pain for people with spinal cord injury has been published today @MDPIOpenAccess Great work by @KeriAnderson_ and her team at @ScisciScotland mdpi.com/2227-9059/13/1…

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My fantastic team @neuraustralia have just published in @JournalSCI We investigated whether Abdominal Electrical Stimulation could augment blood pressure for people with spinal cord injury, as a potential tool to overcome orthostatic hypotension. A 🧵 nature.com/articles/s4139…

Delighted to join the executive committee of the spinal cord injury research collaborative (SPARC). Hopeful this initiative being led by @SpinalResearch can lead to a UK wide clinical trials network that promotes innovative research in SCI. Read more here: spinal-research.org/spinal-cord-in…

Are you a person living with a spinal cord injury? We are currently collaborating with icord to identify future priorities for spinal cord injury research. Please help us by completing the following short survey: ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9K… More info here: icord.org/studies/2023/0…