U.S., Aug. 29 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07792616) titled 'Electrical Neuromodulation for Modifying Spinal Network Involved in Spasticity' on Aug. 25.
Brief Summary: Muscle stiffness and muscle spasms are common after spinal cord injury. They can interfere with washing and dressing, moving between the bed and a wheelchair, walking, and sleep, and they can cause pain. Oral medications are the usual first-line treatment, but many people report limited benefit or side effects.
This study examines a non-surgical method called transcutaneous spinal stimulation. Surface electrodes are placed on the lower back and on the abdomen, and an electrical current is passed between them to activate nerve ...