Hagedorn, Jon M
Mayo Clinic
Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, United States.
Citations 1
Therapy-specific motoneuron activation with epidural and dorsal root ganglion stimulation in spinal cord injury
Anders, Jennifer , Gill, Megan L., Fernandez, K. A. , Veith, Daniel D. , Linde, Margaux B. , Mills, Candee J. , Thoreson, Andrew R. , Hagedorn, Jon, Bendel, Mark A. , Iqbal, Rayyan A. , Grahn, Peter J. , Asp, Anders J , Fernandez, K A , Hagedorn, Jon M, Sayenko, Dimitry G , Solinsky, Ryan , Grahn, Peter J , Hagedorn, Jonathan M. , Bendel, Mark A., Sayenko, Dimitry G. , Solinsky, Ryan , Zhao, Kristin D.
Journal of Neurophysiology | April 11, 2026 | Volume: 135 | Issue: 5 | Pages: 1220-1230
Epidural and dorsal root stimulation have emerged as promising therapies to restore function after spinal cord injury. However, how each modality uniquely or jointly engages spinal circuits remains unclear. To address this, we analyzed leg electromyography (EMG) responses to epidural stimulation (ES) and dorsal root ganglia stimulation (DRGS) delivered to the lumbosacral cord in the same individuals.