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Partial cure of spinal cord injury achieved by 6 to 13 months of coordination dynamic therapy.

Four patients with a spinal cord injury between sub C4/5 and L3/4 underwent coordination dynamics therapy for 6 to 13 months. One patient with an incomplete spinal cord lesion was cured, two patients with clinically complete injuries were partly cured, and one patient with a complete spinal injury sub L3/4 became incomplete but showed only comparably little progress. Of 3 patients with urinary bladder problems, only one patient has shown substantial improvement in bladder function so far. In one patient re-innervation of leg muscles could be documented by continuously measured coordination dynamics.