Potassium channel blockers to restore impulse conduction in SCI – Dr. Riyi Shi

Posted on: July 03, 2014 Categorized in: Research

Dr. Shi discusses the potential of PCB’s as a treatment option to restore axonal conduction and gain recovery of function.

(Presentation and video courtesy of Unite 2 Fight Paralysis)

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Potassium channel blockers to restore impulse conduction in SCI – Dr. Riyi Shi