The new methodology, published in the ‘Journal of Neural Engineering’ and using the smartphone, represents a very useful tool for objective and quantifiable monitoring during rehabilitation sessions.
For the first time, the StartReact effect in the trunk muscles of patients with spinal cord injury has been studied and its effect has been quantified and also differentiated between cervical and thoracic injuries, by interpreting biomedical signals.
Raimon Jané, group leader at IBEC
For the first time, the StartReact effect in the trunk muscles of patients with spinal cord injury has been studied and its effect has been quantified and also differentiated between cervical and thoracic injuries, by interpreting biomedical signals.You can read the impacts in the media here:
