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Predicting the effects of epidural stimulation to improve hand function in patients with spinal cord injury: An active learning-based solution using dynamic sample weighting

2018-06-07

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In patients with chronic spinal cord injury (SCI), few therapies are available to improve neurological function. Neuromodulation of the spinal cord with epidural stimulation (EDS) has shown promise enabling the voluntary activation of motor pools caudal to the level of the injury. EDS is performed with multiple electrode arrays in which several stimulation variables such as the frequency, amplitude, and location o...

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5f526eda-8cdb-5fe4-8ad3-6a047e82d3cb
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10.1101/341719
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