Implant shocks patient's spines, restores partial use of paralyzed limbs - Cheryvpenskiwv8's blog

04/15/2014

Implant shocks patient's spines, restores partial use of paralyzed limbs

Remember that spinal implant that helped a paraplegic man walk (albeit in a harness) back in 2011? It's now been tested on three more partially paralyzed patients -- and it's working. The original device was a 16-electrode array that emitted small...

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