Spinal Stimulation Sit-to-Stand Training After Spinal Cord Injury

About this trial

This is a trial to test whether a skin surface spinal stimulation device applied to the lower back helps individuals with spinal cord injury to stand up. The goal of the study is to see if stimulation is better than regular sit-to-stand training (repeated standing up from a chair and sitting down again using a Keiser Power Rack) to improve standing ability, bladder function, and well-being. Participants will participate in 24, 1-hour training sessions, 3 times per week, over 8 weeks at Neurokinex in London (UK). There will be two study groups: One will receive sit-to stand training alone; the other will receive sit to stand training combined with spinal stimulation.