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Take advantage of epidural stimulation and our cutting-edge spinal cord injury treatments – improving quality of life for hundreds of patients.

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We know the heavy impact that spinal cord injury can have on the lives of patient’s and their loved ones, both physically and emotionally. A life of lost functions, therapy and rehabilitation can seem intimidating. That’s why, at Verita Neuro, we’re excited to offer innovative treatments which allow patients not just to live with spinal cord injury, but to thrive. 

Our epidural stimulation protocol and stem cell treatment allows patients to achieve improvements in mobility and sensory functions, as well as improving overall comfort and quality of life.
Many also report that the treatment gave them renewed hope for their future.

95%

of patients reported improvements in motor functions*

97%

of patients report better stamina after device implantation*

100%

of team are experts in neurorehabilitation

Patients see improvements
such as:

  • Ability to stand  
  • Ability to walk with support
  • Voluntary movement 
  • Improved trunk control
  • Improved fine motor skills
  • Improved upper limb function, including use of arms, hands and fingers
  • Temperature regulation
  • Stabilized blood pressure
  • Sensory function
  • Bladder and bowel control 

How Does Epidural Stimulation Work?

Epidural stimulation for spinal cord injury is a treatment suitable for injuries between the C4 and T11 levels and we treat both complete and incomplete patients. 

Our epidural stimulation protocol combines implantation of a small stimulation device with stem cell treatment and physical & occupational therapy. The first step is implantation of the device, which is surgically placed on the spinal cord.The surgery is minimally invasive with a recovery time of around 2 days. The device then emits electrical currents which amplify nerve signals from the brain to spinal cord tissue below the level of injury, allowing the spinal cord to react. This enhances voluntary movement and the restoration of various involuntary body functions, such as blood pressure regulation. 

All care plans are tailor-made by our team of doctors and personalised according to the patients needs. Our team is made up entirely of neurospecialists, from Doctors and Nurses to physiotherapists and you will be supported all the way, by your care team and dedicated Patient Representative. 

Get in touch today to begin your journey to a healthier, happier and more hopefully you.

Epidural Stimulation Patient Successes

Verita Neuro Campaign Page Epidural Stimulation Patient Success Story showing ice-hockey player Ryan back in the ice rink

RYAN

T2 SPINAL CORD INJURY

 Coming for the epidural stimulation here in Thailand has helped tremendously and I know it’s going to impact my life positively in the future.

Verita Neuro Campaign Page Epidural Stimulation Patient Success Story Vikas exercising during therapy

VIKAS

C6-C7 SPINAL CORD INJURY

 As soon as they switched on the stimulator and I could see the movement in my ankle, I was in tears, because for the last two and a half years, I couldn’t see any movement in my legs or in my feet but that really made me more confident that yes, I can stand on my feet.

Verita Neuro Campaign Page Epidural Stimulation Patient Success Story Alison showing patient standing during therapy session

ALISON

C6-C7 SPINAL CORD INJURY

 I have improved a lot since doing this so I know if I keep working at it, I’ll improve more. It really does give you hope and then, when you see the improvements, that kind of fuels it more and more.

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*improvements are subjective and vary from mild to significant