Spinal Cord Journal

The official journal of the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS). Published by Nature on a monthly basis. Covers all aspects of spinal cord injury.

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Health-related limitations, environmental barriers, and systemic issues such as transportation and lack of VR services are key factors hindering workforce participation for individuals with SCI.

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Machine learning identifies CASP4 and TLR4 as diagnostic biomarkers for spinal cord injury, linked to PANoptosis and immune pathways, offering potential therapeutic targets like emricasan.

https://t.co/NtJny4Zkrp

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"This study's objective was to identify the relationship of prescription opioid use, self-reported misuse of opioids, and binge drinking days with suicidal ideation in a cohort of participants with spinal cord injury."

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This protocol outlines the methodology that will be used to develop screening criteria for degenerative cervical myelopathy.

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This study examined whether eliminating cis pT231-tau with a specific monoclonal antibody can restore neuronal structure and function after spinal cord injury.

https://t.co/BKqyBxN56P

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This study using a large Canadian registry dataset underscores significant differences between individuals with dual neurotrauma (SCI and TBI) and individuals with SCI alone regarding the injury epidemiology, management and outcomes.

@JulioCFurlan

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"The Spanish version of the Spinal Cord Injury Pain Instrument may be a reliable and valid tool, with an excellent discriminant ability, for the screening of neuropathic pain in people with SCI."

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We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Jean Jacques Wyndaele. JJ was a highly respected and esteemed member of ISCoS, Editor of Spinal Cord Series and Cases, and a cherished friend. He made many contributions to the field and will be missed.

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This study explored the motivations and expectations driving the decision to participate in a spinal cord epidural stimulation study

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We are pleased to announce that Professor James Krause will be presenting The Guttmann Lecture at ISCoS 2026.

The lecture will explore the theme of 'Surviving and prospering after spinal cord injury: 50 years of SCI research'.

Join us at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia, between 7-10 October 2026.

Early bird tickets are now available for a limited time. Secure your spot today: https://t.co/FLAyVuAv4o

#ISCoS2026 #KualaLumpurEvent #SpinalCordInjury #MedicalConference

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Early bird registration is now open for the ISCoS 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting.

*Secure your place today to:
*Explore emerging SCI research and clinical innovation
*Engage with international experts
*Connect across professions and SIGs to strengthen global collaboration
*Present your work in oral and poster sessions

Join us at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia, between 7-10 October 2026 by booking your ticket here: https://t.co/FLAyVuAv4o

#ISCoS2026 #SpinalCordInjury #SCIResearch #MedicalConference

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This study analyzed globally accessible videos and user comments retrieved via the YouTube Data API using the keyword “spinal cord injury.”

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This systematic review synthesized human and animal evidence on the potential neuroprotective effects of sex hormones in women with SCI and in female animal models to identify gaps in clinical research

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"Transfers or weight shifts that involve hooking or repetitive elbow flexion may be modifiable risk factors for ulnar neuropathy at the elbow specific to wheelchair-dependent individuals with paraplegia."

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This study aimed to identify variables independently associated with perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness in individuals living with SCI/D using the Interpersonal Need Questionnaire

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This study investigated the dynamic and changing course of subjective well-being (SWB) over 20 years among people with chronic spinal cord injury.

https://t.co/Wrf48WvOxO

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This study aimed to elucidate the pathogenesis of pediatric acute hyperextension SCI (PAHSCI) through comprehensive analysis of acute-phase clinical outcomes and multimodal MRI characteristics.

https://t.co/IY6n84qm38

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"Across the 5 major oncologic procedures, paraplegic patients consistently exhibited higher rates of adverse in-hospital outcomes. The excess risk was most pronounced after colectomy, radical hysterectomy, and lung resection..."

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This article discusses the complexities of controls in neuromodulation clinical trials. Such controls have multiple complex nuances that need to be considered. @guest85671

https://t.co/CAwRMwqMsN

[ISCoS Meetings @ISCoSmeetings]

New episode: A discussion with Dr. Sasha Rabchevsky on current advances in spinal cord injury research.

Dr. Rabchevsky joins Dr. Michael Fehlings to discuss autonomic and cardiovascular control after SCI, neuromodulation advances, and the future of research.

Listen here: https://t.co/iVqyhri7fG

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