Home-Based Transcutaneous Spinal Stimulation Safety and Feasibility in Incomplete Tetraplegia

A feasibility study evaluated the safety of home-based transcutaneous spinal stimulation combined with blood flow restriction electrical stimulation in six males with chronic incomplete tetraplegia over 20 weeks, with cardiovascular monitoring via telehealth. The intervention showed high adherence rates with no adverse events reported, though caregiver availability was a significant enrollment barrier.