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I. Lavrov

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Characterization and Applications of Evoked Responses During Epidural Electrical Stimulation

N. Verma, B. Romanauski, D. Lam, L. Lujan, S. Blanz, K. Ludwig, S. Lempka, B. Knudsen, Y. Nishiyama, J. Hao, H.-J. Park, E. Ross, I. Lavrov, M. Zhang

This paper characterizes evoked responses during epidural electrical stimulation and shows how the ECAP component can detect lead migration and muscle activation.

bioRxiv · Jan 10, 2023Physiology

Mesenchymal stem cells therapy for spinal cord contusion: a comparative study on small and large animal models

Y. Mukhamedshina, I. Shulman, S. Ogurcov, A. Kostennikov, E. Zakirova, E. Akhmetzyanova, A. Rogozhin, G. Masgutova, V. James, R. Masgutov, I. Lavrov, A. Rizvanov

This study compares the therapeutic effects of different mesenchymal stem cells in rat and pig spinal cord injury models, finding that adipose-derived stem cells show better regeneration outcomes.

bioRxiv · Jul 1, 2019Cell Biology