The official journal of the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS). Published by Nature on a monthly basis. Covers all aspects of spinal cord injury.
Join internationally recognised experts for a live webinar exploring the contemporary challenges and practical solutions shaping geriatric spinal cord injury care.
Saturday 20 June | 4pm CEST
Register: https://t.co/5pmgIZSxWP
#SCI#SpinalCordInjury#Rehabilitation#Geriatrics #Medicine
"Adults with SCI who have impaired global cognitive function exhibit higher levels of depressive symptoms. Interventions targeting either depression or cognitive function may yield concomitant benefits on both outcomes..."
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"This review highlights the urgent need for improved surveillance and context-specific interventions for traumatic SCI in Africa." @Olaoluwaolai
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This bibliometric analysis sought to analyze the global application of the International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury (ISNCSCI) and identify status and emerging trends in SCI research.
https://t.co/r564lH5h32
The ISCoS 2026 Preliminary Programme is now available. View the scientific sessions, plan your visit to Kuala Lumpur, and register to join the global SCI community.
Head over to our website to explore the full interactive programme. https://t.co/QdAIaK9vy7
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Missed our recent webinar on psychological aspects of SCI care?
You can now watch the full session on demand featuring Dr Danie Breedt, Dr Jane Duff and Antonio Vecchio.
Watch here: https://t.co/fqFpVKFMuB
#SCI#SpinalCordInjury#Rehabilitation#MentalHealth #HealthcareEducation #ISCoS
Geriatric spinal cord injury is becoming one of the most urgent and complex challenges facing clinicians worldwide.
Join leading international experts on Saturday 20 June at 4pm CEST for a live evidence-based webinar exploring contemporary challenges, evidence gaps, and practical solutions in geriatric SCI.
Register: https://t.co/5pmgIZSxWP
#SCI #SpinalCordInjury #Rehabilitation #Neurosurgery #Geriatrics #MedicalEducation
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.
https://t.co/vzeqO5v55p
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
"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."
https://t.co/ELDqFlBq2S
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
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
https://t.co/PwrTQJW51v
"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."
https://t.co/4YN1CKZKhk
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.
This study explored the motivations and expectations driving the decision to participate in a spinal cord epidural stimulation study
https://t.co/O7OlWvzSas
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
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
This study analyzed globally accessible videos and user comments retrieved via the YouTube Data API using the keyword “spinal cord injury.”
https://t.co/zOGG0aCGfG
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
https://t.co/q62fejPg5z