Targeted neurotechnology restores walking in humans with spinal cord injury (Q59093325)

Stefano Carda

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Fabio Becce

Fabio Becce

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Niels Kuster

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Niels Kuster

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Jean-Baptiste Mignardot

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Jean-Baptiste Mignardot

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Grégoire Courtine

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Grégoire Courtine

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Camille G. Le Goff-Mignardot

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Robin Demesmaeker

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Salif Komi

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Marco Capogrosso

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Andreas Rowald

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Ismael Seáñez

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Miroslav Caban

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Elvira Pirondini

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Molywan Vat

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Laura A. McCracken

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Roman Heimgartner

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Isabelle Fodor

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Anne Watrin

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Perrine Seguin

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Edoardo Paoles

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Katrien Van Den Keybus

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Grégoire Eberle

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Brigitte Schurch

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Etienne Pralong

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John Prior

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Nicholas Buse

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Rik Buschman

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Esra Neufeld

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Joachim von Zitzewitz

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Vincent Delattre

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Tim Denison

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Hendrik Lambert

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Karen Minassian

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Jocelyne Bloch

Activity-Based Therapy: From Basic Science to Clinical Application for Recovery After Spinal Cord Injury.

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

31 October 2018

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Nature

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volume

563

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issue

7729

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page(s)

65-71

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