Liming Cheng

Papers

Total Citations

142

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About

Liming Cheng is a leading figure in spinal cord injury research, whose work bridges the frontiers of neuroregeneration and neuromodulation. His most-cited paper, "Multimodal treatment for spinal cord injury: a sword of neuroregeneration upon neuromodulation" (2020, 142 citations), encapsulates his core contribution: a paradigm-shifting approach that argues for combining neural stem cell repair with advanced neuromodulation techniques to overcome the irreversible neural dysfunction caused by spinal cord injury. Rather than pursuing a single silver bullet, Cheng champions a multimodal strategy, positing that true neural repair requires a coordinated assault on the biological and electrical barriers to regeneration. This work has become a cornerstone reference for researchers seeking to translate stem cell therapies into clinical reality. Cheng’s impact is measured not just in citations, but in the conceptual framework he has provided—a roadmap for how to wield the "sword" of neuroregeneration through precise, multimodal intervention. His research continues to guide the development of integrated rehabilitation protocols, making him a pivotal voice for anyone working at the intersection of neural repair and functional recovery.