David W. Cadotte, Rachael Bosma, David Mikulis, Natalia Nugaeva, Karen Smith, Ronald Pokrupa, Omar Islam, Patrick W. Stroman, Michael G. Fehlings

While numerous studies have documented evidence for plasticity of the human brain there is little evidence that the human spinal cord can change after injury. Here, we employ a novel spinal fMRI design where we stimulate normal and abnormal sensory dermatomes in persons with traumatic spinal cord injury and perform a connectivity analysis to understand how spinal networks process information.