Non-Invasive Skin-Surface Stimulation Study to Activate the Spinal Cord (RISES-T)?

[Norm]

Does anyone know anything about this? What is the goal?

CENTER FOR NEURORESTORATION
at Thomas Jefferson University
invites you to consider participation in a:
Non-Invasive Skin-Surface Stimulation Study to
Activate the Spinal Cord (RISES-T)
We are looking for:
Adults aged 18 and older
People who had a spinal cord injury more than 1 year ago
Can attend up to 36 in-person visits over 4 months (three times per week), most lasting
approximately two hours of occupational or physical therapy including electrical
stimulation on the back, and three longer visits for comprehensive assessments
Can get to at least one of the following locations: Jefferson Center City & Magee Riverfront
Funding provided by the Reynolds Innovative Spinal Electrical Stimulation Program

[LethalSpoon]

It seems like another transcutaneous electrical spinal cord stimulation study, like the work Onward is doing with their ARCEX.

[scottdfran]

Can you post the link?

[Norm]

I only have a flyer.

[Norm]

Here's the flyer pdf.

[Norm]

I'm at the halfway point and I haven't noticed any changes, but I'm patient number 1 in this study. I've had Blood pressure issues so they have had to lower he stim. So it might work better with a higher stim.

[sriv]

Thanks for sharing, Norm! Your posts are always so useful :-)

[Mitchitsu]

I'm at the halfway point and I haven't noticed any changes, but I'm patient number 1 in this study. I've had Blood pressure issues so I they have had to lower he stim. So it might work better with a higher stim.

Thanks for always keeping everyone informed. With this and other things you find online. Best of luck moving forward with this one!

[Norm]

Patient #2 just started this week.

[UpAndAdam]

Not sure if it’s interesting but the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in Chicago seems to be working towards this as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMaNxf-edvg