Neurotechnology Neurotechnology Нейротехнология 6a84bda194fbba14f78761ff Нейромодуляция Neuromodulation Нейромодуляция Neuromodulation in the Treatment of Locomotor Disorders Following Spinal Cord Injury Нейромодуляция в терапии нарушений локомоций после позвоночно-спинномозговой травмы Морозов Иван Николаевич Morozov Ivan Nikolaevich ФГБОУ ВО «ПИМУ» Минздрава России Россия ФГБОУ ВО «ПИМУ» Минздрава России Russian Federation 03 08 2026 03 08 2026 2 03 08 2026 03 08 2026 © 2026 Морозов И.Н. © 2026 Morozov I.N. 2026 Морозов Иван Николаевич Morozov Ivan Nikolaevich https://journalneurotechnology.com/en/nauka/publications/6a84bda194fbba14f78761ff/view

Электрическая эпидуральная стимуляция спинного (SCS) мозга у пациентов, перенесших позвоночно-спинномозговую травму, перешла из сферы теории и эксперимента в плоскость практического использования. Исследования последних десяти лет, основанные на сочетании нейростимуляции и реабилитации локомоторных навыков демонстрируют достоверное улуч-шение постуральных функций и способности к передвижению пациентов с параплегией. Клиническое моделирование восстановления проводящих функций спинного мозга у животных способствует пониманию потенциальных возможностей динамики нарушений локомоции у людей. Уровень, тяжесть и давность повреждения спинного мозга не являются препятствием для улучшения двигательных функций при синхронизации эпидуральной стимуляции с фазами ходьбы при проведении регулярных реабилитационных тренировок.

Epidural spinal cord stimulation (SCS) in patients with spinal cord injury has progressed from a theoretical and experimental concept to a clinically applicable treatment approach. Studies conducted over the past decade, combining neuromodulation with locomotor rehabilitation, have demonstrated significant improvements in postural control and mobility in patients with paraplegia. Experimental modelling of spinal cord pathway recovery in animals has contributed to a better understanding of the potential for improvement in human locomotor dysfunction. The level, severity, and chronicity of spinal cord injury do not necessarily preclude motor recovery when epidural stimulation is synchronized with the phases of gait and combined with regular rehabilitation training.

 эпидуральная стимуляция спинного мозга (SCS) позвоночно-спинномозговая травма (ПСМТ) биомеханика ходьбы Epidural spinal cord stimulation (SCS) spinal cord injury (SCI) gait biomechanics отсутствует

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