Ecole Polytechnique Federale De Lausanne

Onward Medical N.v.

Onward Medical B.v.

Ecole Polytechnique Féderale De Lausanne (epfl)

Tomislav Milekovic

Gregoire Courtine

Marco Capogrosso

Fabien Wagner

Vincent Delattre

Jurriaan Bakker

Robin Brouns

Edoardo Paoles

Jocelyne Bloch

Robin Demesmaeker

Eduardo Martin Moraud

Damien Ganty

Henri Lorach

Jordan Squair

Leonie Asboth

Flavio Raschella

Andreas Rowald

Silvestro Misera

Jerome Gandar

The present disclosure provides devices, systems, and methods for spinal cord stimulation. In some exemplary embodiments, a lead is provided. In one exemplary embodiment, the lead includes a paddle and an electrode array distributed in the paddle. The electrode array includes a first column of electrodes and a second column of electrodes. The first column of electrodes and the second column of electrodes are symmetric about the midline of the paddle. The first column of electrodes includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a third electrode. The second column of electrodes includes a fourth electrode corresponding to the first electrode, a fifth electrode corresponding to the second electrode, and a sixth electrode corresponding to the third electrode. A vertical inter-electrode distance between the first electrode and the second electrode is larger than that between the second electrode and the third electrode.

Devices and systems for electrical stimulation and methods of use

The present invention relates to systems and methods for planning and/or providing neurostimulation for a patient. An example system includes

System for planning and/or providing neurostimulation for a patient

Methods and systems are provided for triggering electrical stimulation of a spinal cord during execution of a motor event. In one example, a method comprises monitoring motor cortex activity while execution of a desired motor movement is attempted during a first mode where one or more nerve fibers are not stimulated, and during a second mode where the one or more nerve fibers are stimulated. Delivery timing of electrical stimulation may be closed-loop controlled based on current motor cortex activity and the motor cortex activity recorded previously during both the first and second modes.

Two-phase calibration of a neuroprosthetic system

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Tomislav Milekovic