With the advent of spinal cord epidural stimulation techniques,i.e.,electrically enabled motor control（e Emc）in combination with activity dependent locomotor training,humans with traumatic complete sensori-motor par...With the advent of spinal cord epidural stimulation techniques,i.e.,electrically enabled motor control（e Emc）in combination with activity dependent locomotor training,humans with traumatic complete sensori-motor paralysis are able to initiate voluntary leg movements and achieve gains in postural control,and bladder and sexual function（Angeli et al.,2014）.展开更多
Due to the editorial office＇s error, a number of corrections were not made to the article prior to its publication; the publisher wishes to apologize to all concerned. The corrected version of the article ap- pears i...Due to the editorial office＇s error, a number of corrections were not made to the article prior to its publication; the publisher wishes to apologize to all concerned. The corrected version of the article ap- pears in full below.展开更多
基金supported by Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research No.16-29-08173-ofi-m(YG)Partial support for data analysis and interpretation of the results was provided from the Russian Science Foundation No.14-45-00024(YG)the Craig H.Neilsen Foundation#72940(PKS)
文摘With the advent of spinal cord epidural stimulation techniques,i.e.,electrically enabled motor control（e Emc）in combination with activity dependent locomotor training,humans with traumatic complete sensori-motor paralysis are able to initiate voluntary leg movements and achieve gains in postural control,and bladder and sexual function（Angeli et al.,2014）.
文摘Due to the editorial office＇s error, a number of corrections were not made to the article prior to its publication; the publisher wishes to apologize to all concerned. The corrected version of the article ap- pears in full below.
