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. 2020 May 25;14:416. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2020.00416

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The proportion of subjects with neurological improvements in motor and sensory (LT &PP) AIS after EWT with SCES depending on: completeness of spinal cord damage (A), time after injury (B), and frequency of SCES (C). The number of subjects is also indicated. The data for the group 4 (EWT without SCES) are shown separately and marked in black. LT, light touch; PP, pin-prick. Note a significantly smaller proportion of subjects in group 4 showing improvements in the neurological indicators [especially in SCI (A,B)] with respect to the groups with SCES [(A), see also Table 1].