We inform you that these results are those obtained after only 1 year of rehabilitation
Patients continue to recover motor and sensory functions even today. They have not reached their threshold for progression and continue to progress more than 4 years after the start of the clinical trial.
WALKING WITH A HIGH WALKER
All patients manage to walk using a high walker, with or without technical assistance, including quadriplegic patients, one of whom was able to walk with ropes.
STANDING STATION, WALKING WITH CRUTCHES
Among the paraplegic patients who have made the most progress, five are able to move on their own in a high walker without technical assistance and to stand without support. Two of these patients are able to walk independently with crutches. One of them is able to get up on his own from his chair with his crutches and climb stairs.
CONTROL OF MOVEMENT
They all manage, in varying degrees of progress, to kick their legs and master the alternating motion of walking.
GENITOSPHINCTERIAL IMPROVEMENTS
The majority of patients had variable genito-sphincteric improvements: sensation of the need to urinate, to have a bowel movement, increased bladder capacity without leakage, ability to control urinary or fecal function, greater sensitivity in the sacral area. Most no longer have neurological bladders and/or have developed deep sensations.
Below is the video of patients continuing rehabilitation in Bullet, Switzerland: