最新消息

• We have updated the algorithm to version 2.0.6, which includes:

  1. Fixes for motor ZPP in the following instances:
     1. Cases with normal sensation in the absence of motor sparing below the motor level (Details)
     2. Motor ZPP only scoring as NA when VAC is NT (Details)
     3. Updates to use of * (Details)
  2. Updates to use of * in NLI (Details)
  Thu, 17 August 2023
• We are happy to report that final validation of the eighth edition (2019) update has been completed and the final 2.0 version is now available online. The updated source code is also now available for use. Please continue to send us any feedback or questions you may have
  Tue, 17 November 2020
• The team is thrilled to make available to the public our beta version of the updated eight edition (2019) logic to classify exams using the latest ISNCSCI update. We are hoping it satisfies all of your needs and encourage you to send us any feedback or report any issues you may encounter. Please enjoy!
  Wed, 26 August 2020
• Many thanks to those of you who participated in our latest user survey. Click here to see the results.
  Mon, 18 June 2018
• The ISNCSCI Algorithm Site is constantly being used around the world. Find interesting statistics in our 2018 infographic.
  Sun, 15 April 2018
• We have translated the algorithm to Chinese. Thank you very much, Dr. Nan Liu, MD, for all of your help with this translation.
  Tue, 31 May 2016
• We fixed a small defect where the left and right dermatomes, on the bottom, back portion of the dermatome diagram, were inverted. Because of this, the right dermatomes on the bottom, back portion of the diagram got highlighted when left values were entered, and vice versa.
  Fri, 17 Apr 2015
• Updated to version 1.0.3
  A new NuGet package was published, containing the changes in version 1.0.2, to support both .Net framewors: 4.0 and 4.5. The package is available at the NuGet website for download.
  Wed, 28 Jan 2015
• Updated to version 1.0.2
  We have fixed a minor issue where, in some special cases only, the algorithm was not comparing both left and right when determining if motor function was present more than three levels below the motor level on that side. This error was causing these cases, which should have been evaluated as AIS C, to be evaluated as UTD with options of AIS B and AIS C.
  Tue, 27 Jan 2015
• Updated to version 1.0.1
  A new NuGet package was published to support both .Net framewors: 4.0 and 4.5. The package is available at the NuGet website for download.
  Fri, 11 Apr 2014
• Version 1.0.0 of ISNCSCI Algorithm is now public.
  After months of development, testing and validating, we have finally published version 1.0.0. We could not have done this without the help and hardwork from all of our team members. Your feedback has also been key in achieving this milestone. Thank you!
  Wed, 9 Apr 2014
• Today is a very exciting day. The team is thrilled to make available to the public our beta version of the logic to handle forms which include "non-testable" values. We are hoping it satisfies all of your needs and encourage you to send us any feedback or report any issues you may encounter. Please enjoy!
  Fri, 28 Feb 2014
• We have done a minor release yesterday. Amongst some of the changes we have made are:

  • Fixed the spelling mistake in the totals box above the Zone of Partial Preservation.
  • Minor improvements to the interface which include the use of larger buttons and the dermatome man from the latest ISNCSCI form version.
  • Fix to the algorithm which was reporting an incorrect single neurological level when the left and right sensory levels were different from each other and higher than C5.
  • We have added a button to allow you to clear the form so you can begin a new entry.

  If you find that the form is displaying funny, press the refresh button on your browser to force it to download the latest styles. We hope you find these updates useful and keep using the web tool. We appreciate all the feedback we have been receiving and will continue to use it when planning our future releases. Please remain in touch.
  Fri, 30 Nov 2012
• We have presented the ISNCSCI Algorithm web app at both ISCoS in London, England and ASCIP in Las Vegas. We are very pleased with the kind reception and are looking forward for the community to start using this tool.
  Wed, 5 Sep 2012