Spinal Cord Injury Network USA (SCINetUSA)

[MomNoah]

There have been studies done, that with intense locomotive training the central pattern generator kicks in, which allows the person to walk, turn and stop, without a change in their lower extremities score. The people in these studies also cannot voluntarily move their legs lying down. I wonder how much of this research by Wise is kick starting the CPG due to intense rehab and nothing to do with the medication. I think we will see a clear sign of this in the US study since they will have one group with just rehab.

[Moe]

Timelines and predictions keep getting postponed these past 3-4 years, feels like nothing new since then.

[Jim]

so Jim, Whats going on here, Whats that latest, whens some news or clinical update

Have no idea, haven't been to work since Dec 7, sorta off the grid.

Timelines and predictions keep getting postponed these past 3-4 years, feels like nothing new since then.

If clinical trials were easy, there would a lot of nonsense being tested. Hang in there.

[lunasicc42]

when do you go back bro

[Jim]

Next week, FINALLY!

[Sparky831]

Any updates about the trail that you can share with us Jim?

[Jim]

When I know something, will post.

[Sparky831]

Jim will you be attending tomorrows open house? Could you perhaps give us a summary of what was talked about? Especially regarding the status of the clinical train in the USA.

[Jim]

I shall

[Sparky831]

Thank you Jim!

[#LHB#]

Jim,
What’s the latest update on the trial?

[lunasicc42]

Ya, this thread has been pretty quiet on the news front, Whats up

[Sparky831]

Maybe a setback happened?

[Tim C.]

maybe a setback happened?

no, just remarkably little, or nothing going on.

[Jim]

Maybe a setback happened?

no, just remarkably little, or nothing going on.

Incorrectomundo.

The IND, now 1,500 pages, will be submitted next week.

In other news, Dr. Young formed a company that will use new technology to collect and process cord blood. Currently, the entire world supply is only enough treat a small fraction of those with SCI, not to mention other disorders. Wise will donate his share of profits to fund SCI research and trials.