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Jacob G. McPherson

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Program in Physical Therapy

Jacob G. Mcpherson is currently serving as a Program In Physical Therapy Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Jacob G. McPherson

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology

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neuroscience spinal cord neurorehabilitation rehabilitation neurology spinal cord injury spinal cord medicine neurophysiology pain research motor control neurostimulation neuromodulation (medicine) physiology stroke rehabilitation stroke physical medicine neuropathic pain chronic hemiparetic stroke medical imaging human movement applied physiology musculoskeletal disorders nociceptive transmission spinal stimulation neuroimaging cognitive neuroscience magnetic resonance imaging musculoskeletal imaging motor systems neurological rehabilitation upper extremity rehabilitation robotics skeletal imaging persistent inward currents mammalian biology knee surgery neuropsychological rehabilitation head trauma rehabilitation rehabilitation medicine orthopedic biomechanics hand therapy spinal biomechanics functional recovery assistive devices neural interfaces progressive recruitment activity-dependent spinal stimulation increased activation spinal cord edema ambulatory function experimental medicine sport physical therapy cellular physiology cartilage brain circulation brain science clinical neuroscience brain stimulation neural science brain function enhanced recovery treatment and prevention neuroinflammation peripheral nervous system short-term variability surgical innovation digital imaging medical technology computer-assisted surgery long-lasting motor recovery spastic stretch reflexes flexion synergy expression hemiparetic stroke independent joint control stretch reflexes flexion synergy structural plasticity central nervous system

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Id# 1903094 Intraspinal Microstimulation and Serotonergic Neurotransmission Synergistically Modulate Nociceptive Pathways After Spinal Cord Injury. Neuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface (2025)

neurologypain researchneuropharmacologyneurostimulationspinal cord injuryneurorehabilitationneuromodulation (medicine)neuropsychopharmacologyneuroscienceintraspinal microstimulationpain mechanismspinal cordneurosurgeryspinal cord medicinepain medicinepain managementcentral nervous system

Modulation of Intraspinal Local Field Potentials by Sensory Afferent Feedback and Spinal Cord Injury. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

neurologyneurostimulationspinal cord injurysensory afferent feedbackneuromodulation (medicine)neuroscienceneurophysiologyspinal cordneurological functionnervous systemspinal traumaspinal cord medicineneurorehabilitationcentral nervous system

Non-Nociceptive Cutaneous Reflexes Engage Multi-Modal Spinal Networks and Influence Nociceptive Transmission. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

influence nociceptive transmissionnon-nociceptive cutaneous reflexespain researchneuropathic paincentral nervous systemneurosciencespinal cordmulti-modal spinal networksnervous systemchronic painspinal cord medicinepain mechanismpain managementrehabilitation

Paired Peripheral Nerve and Intraspinal Stimulation to Promote Plasticity in Spinal Cutaneous Reflex Pathways. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

neurostimulationpaired peripheral nerveneuronsneuromodulation (medicine)central nervous systemneurosciencemotor controlneurophysiologyspinal cordnervous systemspinal cord medicineintraspinal stimulationneurorehabilitationrehabilitationperipheral nerveperipheral nerve injuries

Paradoxical Anti-Nociception Observed in Vivo After α2 Adrenergic Receptor Blockade. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

local anesthetic pharmacologypain researchanesthetic pharmacologyneuropharmacologyphysiologyparadoxical anti-nociceptionmolecular painpharmacologynervous systemmolecular pharmacologychronic painpharmacotherapypain medicinereceptorspain managementpain mechanismpharmacological research

Targeted Inactivation of Spinal α2 Adrenoceptors Promotes Paradoxical Anti-Nociception. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

spinal α2 adrenoceptorspain researchneuropharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologyneurosciencepharmacologynervous systemchronic painpain mechanismpain medicinepain managementspinal cord

Targeted Inactivation of Spinal β Adrenoceptors Promotes Paradoxical Antinociception. BioRxiv (2025)

pain researchneuropharmacologyneurosciencepain mechanismspinal β adrenoceptorspharmacologynervous systemchronic painspinal cord medicinepain medicinepain managementspinal cord

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Increases Spontaneous Intraspinal Neural Transmission and Spike Train Variability. IEEE Xplore (2024)

neurologyneural circuitsneurostimulationspinal cord injuryneuromodulation (medicine)neuroscienceneurophysiologyspinal cordneurological functionspinal traumaspinal cord medicineneurorehabilitationcentral nervous system

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Increases Spontaneous Intraspinal Neural Transmission and Spike Train Variability. (2024)

Maria F. BandresJacob G. McPherson

neurologyneural circuitssystems neurosciencephysiologyspinal cord injuryneurological disordersneurosciencespinal cordspinal traumabrain injuryspinal cord medicineneurorehabilitationcentral nervous systemspinal disorders

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Induces Spinal Hyperexcitability and Constrains Spinal Variability During Spontaneous Activity. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting (2024)

spontaneous activityspinal cord injurycentral nervous systemneurosciencespinal variabilitykinesiologyneurophysiologyspinal cordspinal traumaspinal cord medicineneurorehabilitationrehabilitationspinal disorders

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Jacob G. McPherson

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Program in Physical Therapy

Jacob G. Mcpherson is currently serving as a Program In Physical Therapy Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jacob G. McPherson

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy and Anesthesiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Modulation of Intraspinal Local Field Potentials by Sensory Afferent Feedback and Spinal Cord Injury. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

Non-Nociceptive Cutaneous Reflexes Engage Multi-Modal Spinal Networks and Influence Nociceptive Transmission. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

Paired Peripheral Nerve and Intraspinal Stimulation to Promote Plasticity in Spinal Cutaneous Reflex Pathways. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

Paradoxical Anti-Nociception Observed in Vivo After α2 Adrenergic Receptor Blockade. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA (2025)

Targeted Inactivation of Spinal α2 Adrenoceptors Promotes Paradoxical Anti-Nociception. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

spinal α2 adrenoceptorspain researchneuropharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologyneurosciencepharmacologynervous systemchronic painpain mechanismpain medicinepain managementspinal cord

Targeted Inactivation of Spinal β Adrenoceptors Promotes Paradoxical Antinociception. BioRxiv (2025)

pain researchneuropharmacologyneurosciencepain mechanismspinal β adrenoceptorspharmacologynervous systemchronic painspinal cord medicinepain medicinepain managementspinal cord

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Increases Spontaneous Intraspinal Neural Transmission and Spike Train Variability. IEEE Xplore (2024)

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Increases Spontaneous Intraspinal Neural Transmission and Spike Train Variability. (2024)

Maria F. BandresJacob G. McPherson

Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Induces Spinal Hyperexcitability and Constrains Spinal Variability During Spontaneous Activity. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting (2024)

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