Georgia Tech Research On Flexible Electronics Shows Promise For Spinal Injury Therapies

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Cathy Russey
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Flexible electronics spinal cord injury therapy
A fabricated L-EES is gently placed on the forearm skin (Image: Georgia Tech)
Patients with mobility disorders related to spinal nerve compression or those recovering from spinal cord injuries are frequently treated by the conditioning of the Hoffmann’s reflex via non-surgical electrostimulation therapy. […]
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Cathy Russey
Cathy Russey () is Online Editor at WT | Wearable Technologies and specialized in writing about the latest medical wearables and enabling technologies on the market. Cathy can be contacted at info(at)wearable-technologies.com.

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