Impact of transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation on autonomic cardiovascular control and upper-body exercise performance in individuals with a spinal cord injury (STIMEX-SCI): An exploratory study

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This document provides information for participants in a clinical study on the impact of transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation on cardiovascular control and upper-body exercise performance in individuals with spinal cord injuries.

Year: 2023

Region / City: Birmingham, UK

Field: Medical Research

Document Type: Research Study Participant Information Sheet

Institution: University of Birmingham

Author: Tom Nightingale, PhD

Target Audience: Individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI), medical professionals, researchers

Study Duration: 3 weeks (AIM 1) and 9 weeks + 6-week follow-up (AIM 2)

Date of Approval: 2023

Date of Last Revision: N/A

Study Phases: AIM 1 (3 weeks), AIM 2 (9 weeks), Follow-up (6 weeks)

Study Contact: Dan Hodgkiss, MSci

Sponsor: University of Birmingham

Funder: The International Spinal Research Trust (ISRT)

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Transcutaneous Electrical Neurostimulators (TENS)

Year: 2017

Region / City: Oregon, USA

Topic: Medical treatment, chronic pain, neurostimulation

Document Type: Meeting Review

Organization / Institution: VbBS, HERC

Author: Jay Richards, DO

Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, medical providers

Effective Period: Not specified

Approval Date: Not specified

Modification Date: Not specified

Topics: upper-body STIMEX-SCI Transcutaneous

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