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Student Competition (Knowledge Generation) ID 1987946 学生竞赛(知识生成) ID 1987946
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1987946s
N. Punjani, Sighild Lemarchant, Svetlana Altamentova, J. Chio, Jian Wang, Yann Godfrin, M. G. Fehlings
NX210c is a 12-amino acid peptide derived from conserved thrombospondin type 1 repeat sequences in the subcommissural organ-spondin, which has a unique multifunctional mechanism of action to ameliorate outcomes following neurological injuries. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of NX210c to promote functional recovery and tissue repair in a cervical traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) model. Adult female Wistar rats were subjected to a C6/C7 clip compression-contusion injury and treated once daily with intraperitoneal injections of NX210c (8 mg/kg) or its vehicle for 8 weeks, beginning 4 hours (h) or 8h post-injury (n=16-17/group), with concurrent neurobehavioural tests. Earlier NX210c administration at 4h increased forelimb grip strength (p<0.05) and improved several static and dynamic aspects of locomotion including regularity index and base of support of the forelimbs (CatWalk) (p<0.05). Delaying initial administration of NX210c to 8h, promoted weight gain, accelerated bladder control recovery from 14 to 9 days post-injury, and improved trunk balance (inclined plane) as early as one-week post-injury (p<0.05). 94% of NX210c-treated rats compared to 75% of vehicle controls observed weight support at the delayed initial injection timepoint. Histology (n=6/group) demonstrated greater white matter preservation and reduced cavity size at the injury epicenter, and higher neuronal soma counts caudally, with NX210c starting 8h post-injury compared to the vehicle (p<0.05). NX210c targets various aspects of SCI, improving motor function, bladder control, white matter preservation, and neuronal counts, with more benefits observed at the later initial injection timepoint.
NX210c 是一种 12 氨基酸肽,来源于脊髓膜下器官-spondin 中保守的 thrombospondin 1 型重复序列,具有独特的多功能作用机制,可改善神经损伤后的预后。本研究旨在评估 NX210c 在颈椎创伤性脊髓损伤(SCI)模型中促进功能恢复和组织修复的功效。 成年雌性Wistar大鼠受到C6/C7夹片压迫-灌注损伤,从损伤后4小时或8小时开始,每天腹腔注射一次NX210c(8毫克/千克)或其载体,连续治疗8周(16-17只/组),同时进行神经行为测试。 较早在4小时给药NX210c可增加前肢握力(p<0.05),并改善运动的多个静态和动态方面,包括规律性指数和前肢支撑基础(CatWalk)(p<0.05)。将 NX210c 的首次给药时间延迟至 8 小时可促进体重增加,加快膀胱控制能力在伤后 14 到 9 天的恢复,并在伤后一周内改善躯干平衡(倾斜面)(p<0.05)。与 75% 的药物对照组相比,94% 的 NX210c 治疗大鼠在初始注射延迟时间点观察到体重支持。组织学研究(n=6/组)显示,与对照组相比,NX210c 在损伤后 8 小时开始治疗时,损伤中心的白质保存更完好,空腔缩小,尾部神经元体细胞数增加(p<0.05)。 NX210c针对SCI的各个方面,可改善运动功能、膀胱控制、白质保存和神经元数量,在较晚的初始注射时间点可观察到更多益处。
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Workshop (Clinical/Best Practice Implementation) ID 2002364 讲习班(临床/最佳实践实施) ID 2002364
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-2002364s
Kristine Cowley, Peter Athanasopoulos, Chester Ho, Jacquie D. Ripat, Hope Jervis Rademeyer, Peter Warkentin, John Gregory
Spinal cord injury (SCI) affects every aspect of a person’s bodily functions. As such, for a person to survive and strive in the community after SCI, both a comprehensive and effective rehabilitation program, as well as life-sustaining healthcare (i.e., SCI-specific medical services, equipment, and supplies) is needed. Although Canada has a publicly funded universal healthcare system, provinces have flexibility in determining how rehabilitation is delivered and in defining ‘essential’ healthcare. This workshop will consist of two lectures on current standards of care in acute SCI rehabilitation and provision of life-sustaining SCI healthcare services, equipment, and supplies in Canada, followed by an initial overview of standards in other comparable countries and discussion of next steps for developing equity and consistency in Canada for SCI rehabilitation and provision of SCI-related healthcare needs. Upon completion of this workshop, attendees will understand:
脊髓损伤(SCI)会影响患者身体机能的方方面面。因此,一个人在脊髓损伤后要想在社区中生存和发展,就需要全面有效的康复计划以及维持生命的医疗保健(即脊髓损伤专用医疗服务、设备和用品)。虽然加拿大有一个由政府资助的全民医疗保健系统,但各省在决定如何提供康复服务和定义 "基本 "医疗保健方面具有灵活性。 本次研讨会将包括两个讲座,介绍加拿大目前在急性 SCI 康复和提供维持生命的 SCI 医疗服务、设备和用品方面的护理标准,随后将对其他可比国家的标准进行初步概述,并讨论下一步如何在加拿大发展 SCI 康复和提供 SCI 相关医疗需求方面的公平性和一致性。 完成本次研讨会后,与会者将了解
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Poster (Clinical/Best Practice Implementation) ID 1998248 海报(临床/最佳实践实施) ID 1998248
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1998248s
P. Eftekhar, Dr. Cathy Craven, Sukhvinder Kalsy-Ryan
It is essential that individuals with spinal cord injury set their goals prior to their peripheral nerve transfer (PNT) surgery. Goal setting is a significant factor in pre-operative planning and is one way in which we can track performance and outcomes for these patients. To describe goal types identified by patients managed in the PNT-SCI rehab program at Lyndhurst-UHN. Cite and report the COPM outcomes in the domains of Self-care and Productivity. A retrospective case series was conducted (n=14), charts were reviewed for type of goals and patient’s perception of goal attainment using COPM for a case series of three patients with tetraplegia who received PNT-SCI surgery and comprehensive rehabilitation. The changes in COPM are reported from baseline to 12 months post-surgery. Each patient identified three goals pre-surgery; their goals and the COPM were used to measure change over time. Ninety two percent of the identified goals were in the area of Self Care, and 8% were in the Productivity areas. Two of the patients who received PNT-SCI rehabilitation had an increase of 1 on the COPM, while one individual regressed by 2 points. That individual did not receive comprehensive rehabilitation. It is known that recovery after PNT-SCI surgery can take 24 or more months. We reported COPM change scores at 12 months post surgery. The MCID is two points for COPM, ideally over 24 months we will see MCID of three or higher.
脊髓损伤患者在进行周围神经转移(PNT)手术之前,必须设定自己的目标。目标设定是术前规划的一个重要因素,也是我们跟踪这些患者的表现和结果的一种方法。 描述林德赫斯特-UHN 的 PNT-SCI 康复项目管理的患者所确定的目标类型。引用并报告自理能力和生产力领域的 COPM 成果。 对接受了PNT-SCI手术和综合康复治疗的三名四肢瘫痪患者的病历进行了回顾性病例系列分析(n=14),以了解目标类型和患者使用COPM实现目标的情况。报告了 COPM 从基线到术后 12 个月的变化情况。每位患者在手术前都确定了三个目标;他们的目标和 COPM 被用来衡量随时间推移而发生的变化。 在确定的目标中,92% 属于自我护理领域,8% 属于生产力领域。在接受 PNT-SCI 康复治疗的患者中,有两人的 COPM 上升了 1 分,而有一人则下降了 2 分。该患者没有接受全面康复治疗。 众所周知,PNT-SCI 手术后的恢复需要 24 个月或更长时间。我们报告了术后 12 个月的 COPM 变化分数。COPM 的 MCID 为 2 分,理想情况下,在 24 个月内我们将看到 MCID 达到 3 分或更高。
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Post-Doc Competition (Knowledge Generation) ID 1985177 博士后竞赛(知识创造) ID 1985177
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1985177s
Philemon Tsang, Wagner H. Souza, Thomas P. Walden, M. Miyatani, Cathy Craven
Heart Disease is the leading cause of death after spinal cord injury (SCI). Individuals with paraplegia develop hypertension and elevated arterial stiffness prior to their age matched peers. Overground exoskeleton training is becoming an increasingly prevalent form of exercise. In the general population, exercise training has been shown to reduce arterial stiffness. Recent RCT failed to show changes in arterial stiffness with arm ergometry or body weight supported treadmill training. The aim of this project is to determine the effect of Exoskeleton Exercise on changing arterial stiffness. The study setting will take place at a rehabilitation facility. The study will involve 34 sessions over the span of approximately 18-20 weeks. The key intervention utilized in the investigation will be an Overground EksoNR gait and balance training program. The primary outcome measure will be carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity (cfPWV) and secondary measures will include heart rate (HR), blood pressure (BP), waist circumference (WC), and oxygen saturation (SpO2). Statistical Analysis will involve mean changes at baseline, midway, and end of study. The 34-session (2x/week for ∼18 weeks) rehabilitation protocol will focus on using the EksoNR for overground gait and balance activities. For measurement of cfPWV, two transcutaneous Doppler flowmeters will be used at the common carotid and femoral artery. To calculate cfPWV, the distance travelled by the pulse is divided by the average pulse transit time (PTT). The 18-week Exoskeleton Program would improve arterial stiffness (cfPWV) in individuals with chronic incomplete SCI/D.
心脏病是脊髓损伤(SCI)后死亡的主要原因。截瘫患者比同龄人更早出现高血压和动脉僵化。地面外骨骼训练正成为一种日益普遍的锻炼方式。在普通人群中,运动训练已被证明可以降低动脉僵化。最近进行的研究调查显示,臂力测定法或体重支持跑步机训练未能改变动脉僵化。 本项目旨在确定外骨骼运动对改变动脉僵化的效果。 研究将在一家康复机构进行。研究将涉及 34 个疗程,时间跨度约为 18-20 周。调查中使用的主要干预措施是地面 EksoNR 步态和平衡训练计划。主要测量指标是颈动脉-股动脉脉搏波速度(cfPWV),次要测量指标包括心率(HR)、血压(BP)、腰围(WC)和血氧饱和度(SpO2)。统计分析将包括基线、中途和研究结束时的平均变化。 为期 34 次(每周 2 次,每次 18 周)的康复方案将侧重于使用 EksoNR 进行地面步态和平衡活动。为测量 cfPWV,将在颈总动脉和股动脉处使用两个经皮多普勒血流测量仪。要计算 cfPWV,需要将脉搏走过的距离除以平均脉搏传输时间(PTT)。 为期 18 周的外骨骼计划将改善慢性不完全 SCI/D 患者的动脉僵硬度(cfPWV)。
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Student Competition (Technology Innovation) ID 1985155 学生竞赛(技术创新) ID 1985155
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1985155s
Amin Arefadib, Pouria Faridi, Soroush Mirkiani, Ashley Dalrymple, Vivian K. Mushahwar
ISMS entails implanting micro-electrodes into the spinal cord to produce synergistic activations of the legs. To date, ISMS has produced in-place stepping in cats with complete spinal cord injury (SCI) (Saigal et al, 2004), and long distances of over ground walking in anesthetized cats (Holinski et al, 2016). The goal of this project is to develop an intervention for restoring overground walking capacity for persons experiencing paralysis due to SCI, by investigating the potential of ISMS to enable long-distance overground walking in cats with chronic SCI. Experiments will be performed in eight adult cats with chronic complete SCI. The control strategy will include timed transitions between different phases of the step cycle, which will be modified using feedback from force plates and gyroscopes. The biomechanics of walking (speed of walking, stride length, left-right symmetry, inter-joint coordination) and muscle activation patterns will be recorded and analyzed. The stride-to-stride regularity of walking, amount of weight-bearing, and level of spasticity before, during, and after ISMS will be assessed. We expect that ISMS will produce long distances of walking (>500 m) in cats with SCI. The biomechanical features of walking will be similar to those in neurologically-intact cats. This project is a critical step towards demonstrating the viability of ISMS as a means for restoring functional walking after severe SCI. If successful, ISMS and the control strategies developed may in the future change the lives of many people living with SCI, giving them the capability to walk independently.
ISMS 需要将微电极植入脊髓,以产生腿部的协同激活。迄今为止,ISMS 已经在完全脊髓损伤(SCI)的猫身上产生了原地踏步的效果(Saigal 等人,2004 年),并在麻醉猫身上产生了长距离地面行走的效果(Holinski 等人,2016 年)。 本项目的目标是通过研究 ISMS 在慢性 SCI 猫中实现长距离地面行走的潜力,开发一种干预措施,以恢复因 SCI 而瘫痪者的地面行走能力。 实验将在 8 只患有慢性完全性 SCI 的成年猫身上进行。控制策略将包括步周期不同阶段之间的定时转换,并将利用力板和陀螺仪的反馈进行修改。将记录和分析行走的生物力学(行走速度、步幅、左右对称性、关节间协调性)和肌肉激活模式。在 ISMS 之前、期间和之后,还将对步行的步幅规律性、负重量和痉挛程度进行评估。 我们希望 ISMS 能让 SCI 猫实现长距离行走(>500 米)。行走的生物力学特征将与神经系统完好的猫相似。 该项目是证明 ISMS 作为严重 SCI 后恢复功能性行走的一种手段的可行性的关键一步。如果成功,ISMS 和所开发的控制策略将来可能会改变许多 SCI 患者的生活,使他们具备独立行走的能力。
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Poster (Clinical/Best Practice Implementation) ID 2004605 海报(临床/最佳实践实施)ID 2004605
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-2004605s
James Milligan, Joseph Lee, Allison Harrison, Kathleen MacGregor
The Centre for Family Medicine Mobility Clinic strives to provide high quality primary care to persons living with spinal cord injury or other health conditions that affect mobility. The Mobility Clinic Resource Abilities Council (MC RAC) was established to serve in an advisory capacity, making recommendations on matters that impact the experience of patients with physical disabilities and their support persons at the Mobility Clinic. MC RAC provides feedback on, and ideas for initiatives and programs that support and enhance the model of person-centred care. It also advances collaborative patient engagement and person-centred care principles and practices within primary care for persons with physical disabilities Members include individuals with lived experience with physical disability, their support persons, and Mobility Clinic staff. The council was established August 2022 and meets virtually once per month for approximately 90 minutes. MC RAC has successfully met nine times and has provided feedback on the following topics: Breast & Cervical Cancer screening Initiative for People with Physical Disabilities, Mobility Clinic website development, building pathways for advocacy with the KW4 OHT, Circulus Network webinar topics, Mobility Clinic organization and clinical flow. Feedback to be implemented into Mobility Clinic activities. Patient and support persons involvement in decision-making processes improve care experiences and contribute to better health outcomes for patients. We will continue to work and develop our patient advisory council to better support the Mobility Clinic’s patients and their support persons.
家庭医学中心行动诊所致力于为脊髓损伤或其他影响行动的健康状况的患者提供高质量的初级医疗服务。流动诊所资源能力委员会(MC RAC)的成立旨在发挥咨询作用,就影响肢体残疾患者及其辅助人员在流动诊所就医体验的事项提出建议。 该委员会就支持和加强以人为本的护理模式的措施和计划提供反馈和建议。该委员会还在为肢体残障人士提供初级医疗服务的过程中,促进患者的合作参与以及以人为本的护理原则和实践。 委员会成员包括具有肢体残障生活经验的个人、他们的辅助人员以及行动诊所的员工。理事会于 2022 年 8 月成立,每月召开一次虚拟会议,会议时间约为 90 分钟。 管委会康复咨询委员会已成功召开了九次会议,并就以下主题提供了反馈意见:肢体残疾人乳腺癌和宫颈癌筛查倡议、行动诊所网站开发、与 KW4 OHT 建立宣传途径、Circulus 网络研讨会主题、行动诊所组织和临床流程。将在行动诊所活动中落实反馈意见。 患者和辅助人员参与决策过程可改善护理体验,有助于改善患者的健康状况。我们将继续努力,发展我们的患者咨询委员会,为行动诊所的患者及其辅助人员提供更好的支持。
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Poster (Health Services, Economics and Policy Change) ID 1985397 海报(医疗服务、经济学和政策变化)ID 1985397
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1985397s
Farnoosh Farahani, B. C. Craven
The Spinal Cord Injury Implementation and Evaluation Quality Care Consortium (SCI-IEQCC) is a quality improvement initiative (began in 2019) with a mission to provide optimal and equitable rehabilitation services for all Canadians regardless of where they live, and to ensure the functional recovery, health and well-being for individuals living with spinal cord injury and disease (SCI/D). To highlight the growing needs of an expanding multisite network and the importance of governance and organizational structures to support the execution of current deliverables while addressing emerging challenges. The SCI-IEQCC has a central team for network management. Administrators/leaders, clinicians with implementation science training, local site implementation teams, and individuals with lived experience comprise the SCI-IEQCC. Implementation and evaluation of indicators and best practices across 10 participating organizations requires: operational oversite; monitoring of project milestones; adherence to regulatory requirements; sustained data quality with linkage for analyses; report card dissemination; information sharing and network updates; strategic planning to map future directions; identification of priorities; and, meeting academic/funding deliverables. SCI-IEQCC has driven improvements in rehabilitation service delivery, performance, utilization of best practices, and increments in staff engagement, training, and knowledge exchange. SCI-IEQCC challenges are derived from the diversity of participating organizations, turnover in leaders, staff shortages, reducing variation in documentation and data management, and ensuring resource continuity. The growing complexity of this multisite network necessitate innovative approaches to streamline processes across sites, ensure uniform adherence to regulatory requirements, disseminate innovations in informatics, and assure dedication to its mission and vision.
脊髓损伤实施与评估优质护理联盟(SCI-IEQCC)是一项质量改进计划(始于 2019 年),其使命是为所有加拿大人提供最佳和公平的康复服务,无论他们居住在哪里,并确保脊髓损伤和疾病(SCI/D)患者的功能恢复、健康和福祉。 强调不断扩大的多站点网络日益增长的需求,以及管理和组织结构的重要性,以支持执行当前的交付成果,同时应对新出现的挑战。 SCI-IEQCC 有一个负责网络管理的中心团队。管理者/领导者、接受过实施科学培训的临床医生、地方现场实施团队以及有生活经验的个人组成了 SCI-IEQCC。对 10 个参与机构的指标和最佳实践进行实施和评估需要:运营监督;监测项目里程碑;遵守监管要求;保持数据质量并将其与分析联系起来;发布成绩单;信息共享和网络更新;制定战略规划以规划未来方向;确定优先事项;以及满足学术/资金交付要求。 SCI-IEQCC 推动了康复服务的提供、绩效、最佳做法的利用,以及工作人员参与、培训和知识交流的增加。SCI-IEQCC 面临的挑战来自参与机构的多样性、领导的更替、人员短缺、减少文件和数据管理的差异以及确保资源的连续性。 这个多站点网络的复杂性日益增加,因此有必要采用创新方法来简化各站点的流程,确保统一遵守监管要求,传播信息学方面的创新,并确保致力于实现其使命和愿景。
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Workshop (Knowledge Generation) ID 2001657 讲习班(知识生成) ID 2001657
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-2001657s
Nader Fallah, H. Hong, S. Humphreys, Jessica Parsons, Kristen Walden, Vanessa K. Noonan
Multi-morbidity is common in persons with spinal cord injury (SCI). Network Analysis is a tool used to visualize and estimate complex relationships among variables. Three network models: Gaussian Graphical Model, Ising model, and Mixed Graphical Model were applied to the 2011-2012 Canadian SCI Community Survey dataset, which included individuals with traumatic and non-traumatic SCI. Data utilized included demographic and injury data as we well as 30 secondary health conditions (comorbidities and secondary complication) that are included in the Multi-Morbidity Index (MMI-30). Five health outcomes were included: healthcare utilization (HCU), health status (i.e. Short Form-12 physical and mental component summary (SF-12 PCS & MCS) score), life satisfaction, and quality of life. Using Network Analysis, we reduced the number of items in the Multi-Morbidity Index (MMI-30) by 5 items (MMI-25) and the psychometric properties were comparable. This interactive workshop will include presentations from a clinician, researcher and person with lived experience (PLEX). The goals of this workshop are to: This workshop will demonstrate the benefit of using Network Analysis, a type of Machine Learning, in SCI research. Specifically, the example of how Network Analysis identified key associations among 30 secondary health conditions and five health outcomes which resulted in the MMI-25 will be discussed as well as future opportunities for using Network Analysis and other Machine Learning methodologies in SCI research.
脊髓损伤(SCI)患者普遍患有多种疾病。网络分析是一种用于直观显示和估计变量间复杂关系的工具。有三种网络模型:高斯图形模型、伊辛模型和混合图形模型被应用于 2011-2012 年加拿大 SCI 社区调查数据集,其中包括创伤性和非创伤性 SCI 患者。所使用的数据包括人口统计学和损伤数据,以及多病指数(MMI-30)中包含的 30 种次要健康状况(合并症和次要并发症)。其中包括五项健康结果:医疗保健利用率(HCU)、健康状况(即简表-12 身体和精神部分摘要(SF-12 PCS 和 MCS)得分)、生活满意度和生活质量。利用网络分析法,我们将多病指数(MMI-30)中的项目数量减少了 5 个(MMI-25),其心理测量特性具有可比性。 本次互动研讨会将包括临床医生、研究人员和有生活经验者 (PLEX) 的演讲。 本次研讨会的目标是 本次研讨会将展示在 SCI 研究中使用网络分析(一种机器学习)的益处。具体来说,将讨论网络分析如何确定 30 种次要健康状况和五种健康结果之间的关键关联,从而形成 MMI-25 的例子,以及在 SCI 研究中使用网络分析和其他机器学习方法的未来机会。
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Student Competition (Clinical/Best Practice Implementation) ID 1986706 学生竞赛(临床/最佳实践实施) ID 1986706
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1986706s
Patrik Nepomuceno, Wagner H. Souza, Kristin E. Musselman, B. C. Craven
Exoskeletons are promising tools for motor rehabilitation in spinal cord injury/disease (SCI/D); however, optimal therapeutic dose parameters are unknown. This study aimed to identify the dose and dosage of exoskeleton training for functional gait restoration in individuals with SCI/D. A systematic review (inception-03/31/2022) included CINAHL Complete Embase, Emcare Nursing, MedLine and Web of Science databases. Studies with ≥ 5 adults (≥16 years, any level/nature) who underwent exoskeleton-based overground gait rehabilitation and reporting 3 of 4 dose (e.g., session duration and number of sessions) and dosage (e.g., frequency of sessions, intervention duration) parameters, and at least one gait outcome measure were included. Of 977 studies, 964 were excluded. With 19 studies remaining, 13 included functional restoration as their therapeutic intent. Of those, 11 reported statistically significant changes and were considered for recommendation. The functional restoration ranged from 10 to 51.5 sessions, 2 to 5 sessions a week, for 3 to 12 weeks, with a duration of 45-90-minutes per session. Altogether, the data suggest that exoskeleton-based functional gait restoration would be best achieved using protocols that encompass 60-minute sessions, 3 times a week, for over 8 weeks (total of 24 sessions). Despite the high variability of dose and dosage parameters reported, significant improvements in functional performance were associated with overground exoskeleton use in most studies. The lack of therapeutic standards, however, compromises translation to clinical settings. This review provides evidence-based clinical practice recommendations for functional restoration in individuals with SCI/D to inform future functional restoration training paradigms.
外骨骼是脊髓损伤/疾病(SCI/D)运动康复的理想工具,但最佳治疗剂量参数尚不清楚。本研究旨在确定外骨骼训练恢复 SCI/D 患者功能步态的剂量和用量。 一项系统性综述(开始时间为 2022 年 3 月 31 日)纳入了 CINAHL Complete Embase、Emcare Nursing、MedLine 和 Web of Science 数据库。纳入的研究中,有≥ 5 名成人(≥ 16 岁,任何程度/性质)接受了基于外骨骼的地面步态康复训练,并报告了 4 项剂量(如疗程持续时间和疗程次数)和剂量(如疗程频率、干预持续时间)参数中的 3 项,以及至少一项步态结果测量指标。 在 977 项研究中,964 项被排除。剩下的 19 项研究中,有 13 项研究将恢复功能作为治疗目的。其中,11 项研究报告了具有统计学意义的变化,并被考虑推荐。功能恢复疗程从 10 到 51.5 次不等,每周 2 到 5 次,持续 3 到 12 周,每次疗程 45-90 分钟。总之,这些数据表明,基于外骨骼的功能性步态恢复最好采用每周 3 次、每次 60 分钟、每次持续 8 周以上(共 24 次)的方案。 尽管报告的剂量和剂量参数差异很大,但在大多数研究中,使用地面外骨骼能显著改善功能表现。然而,治疗标准的缺乏影响了临床应用。本综述为 SCI/D 患者的功能恢复提供了循证临床实践建议,为未来的功能恢复训练范例提供参考。
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Poster (Knowledge Generation) ID 1985240 海报(知识生成) ID 1985240
IF 2.9 Q1 REHABILITATION Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI: 10.46292/sci23-1985240s
Jessica M. D’Amico, Camilo Castillo, David Rouffet, Monica Gorassini, Lalith E. Satkunam
Following a spinal cord injury, there is a significant loss of monoamines below the lesion. In the rat model, exogenous administration of the serotonin precursor, 5-hydroxytryptophan (5HTP), increases neural excitability through augmentation of spinal serotonin levels. To determine whether this compensatory mechanism can be harnessed to restore serotonergic modulation in humans after SCI, participants visited the lab on four occasions where they received i) placebo, ii) carbidopa, iii) 50mg 5HTP+carbidopa, or iv) 100mg 5HTP+carbidopa in a randomized, crossover design. Cutaneomuscular reflexes (CMR) were obtained pre-drug and 30, 60, 90 and 120-min post-drug intake. Surface electromyography was also recorded during a pedalling movement pre- and post-drug. Nine participants with chronic, complete SCI (35.3±5.5 years) and four participants with chronic, incomplete SCI (47.0±19.7years) were enrolled. Following ingestion of 100mg 5HTP only, the short polysynaptic and long-lasting reflex components of the CMR were significantly increased by ∼ 86±61% and 58±17% respectively in individuals with complete SCI. No significant changes were noted in the cohort of individuals with incomplete SCI. Integrated EMG during pedalling was increased in multiple lower extremity muscles during the extension and flexion phases of the cycle following both 50-mg (82±15% and 51±7%) and 100-mg 5HTP (140±27% and 130±16%) in individuals with more severe injuries, but not in those with incomplete injuries. Ingestion of 5HTP facilitates neural excitability and induces rhythmic muscle activity in previously inactive muscles during an assisted pedalling movement in individuals with chronic, complete SCI. This has significant clinical implications for rehabilitation after SCI.
脊髓损伤后,病变部位下方的单胺类物质会大量流失。在大鼠模型中,外源性给药血清素前体 5-hydroxytryptophan (5HTP) 可通过提高脊髓血清素水平来增加神经兴奋性。为了确定是否可以利用这种代偿机制来恢复人在脊髓损伤后的血清素能调节能力,参与者四次来到实验室,以随机交叉设计的方式接受了 i) 安慰剂、ii) 卡比多巴、iii) 50 毫克 5HTP+ 卡比多巴或 iv) 100 毫克 5HTP+ 卡比多巴治疗。在服药前、服药后 30、60、90 和 120 分钟采集切肌反射(CMR)。在服药前和服药后,还记录了蹬车运动时的表面肌电图。 九名参与者患有慢性完全性 SCI(35.3±5.5 岁),四名参与者患有慢性不完全性 SCI(47.0±19.7 岁)。在完全性 SCI 患者中,仅在摄入 100 毫克 5HTP 后,CMR 的短多突触和长效反射成分分别显著增加了 ∼ 86±61% 和 58±17%。在不完全性 SCI 患者群中未发现明显变化。在受伤较严重的患者中,服用 50 毫克(82±15% 和 51±7%)和 100 毫克 5HTP 后(140±27% 和 130±16%),多块下肢肌肉在周期的伸展和屈曲阶段的蹬踏过程中的综合肌电图均有增加,但在受伤不完全的患者中则没有增加。 摄入 5HTP 可促进神经兴奋性,并在慢性完全性 SCI 患者的辅助蹬踏运动中诱导先前不活动的肌肉进行有节奏的肌肉活动。这对脊髓损伤后的康复具有重要的临床意义。
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