Spinal Cord Injury & Plasticity: Breathing After Injury

Michael Lane, Ph.D., shares his work investigating the effects of cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) on breathing and upper extremity function, focusing on the potential for spontaneous functional recovery, or "plasticity." Lane also discusses efforts to develop and test strategies to promote beneficial plasticity and recovery following cervical SCI, with a particular emphasis on improving respiratory function and activity in respiratory muscles. [9/2024] [Show ID: 39457]
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[@retiredrn1873]

Thanks for your work! I was one of the first to wear a Halo cast. I still have a bullet lodged in my C3. That happened in 1977. No diaphragm paralysis. Initially paralyzed on the right side, I recovered fully.

[@go_off_Sis]

thanks for sharing this- i have a cervical spine injury

[@JesterPickering]

Take A Moment let's relax and enjoy the genius in the room. I broke my back 10 years ago. I walk with a limp 👍
I'll be back, see what I did there?
Stay Safe Stay Free
Capt Jester Moon of The Wizard of Silly. Peace and love etc ❤️