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Spinal Cord Stimulator Restores Parkinson Patient s Gait

A first-in-human clinical trial shows that a spinal cord stimulator improved gait, balance, and quality of life in a patient with Parkinson s disease who had severe locomotor deficits.

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Spinal Implant Helps a Man With Severe Parkinson s Walk With Ease Again

The implant mimics the natural signal patterns the brain sends to muscles to control walking, overriding faulty biological signals.

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Electrical stimulation of spinal cord helps Parkinson s patient walk

Experts say the research could mark a dramatic advance for Parkinson's disease if it is found to deliver similar benefits in larger studies.

United statesSan franciscoEduardo martin moraudCatherine kopilKarunesh gangulyMark hallettAviv mizrahi kligerVikram khuranaNational institute of neurological disordersDrug administrationUniversity of californiaMichaelj fox foundationNational institutes of healthLausanne university hospital inSwiss federal institute of technologyJocelyne bloch

Advanced Parkinson s Patient Regains Ability to Walk Confidently

Spinal implant nearly eliminates freezing of gait

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Parkinson s Patient Able to Walk Again After Spinal Implant: A Rebirth

With the new device, 63-year-old Marc Gauthier says he frequently walks up to 3.7 miles without falling

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