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Reconnecting the hand and arm to the brain: efficacy of neural interfaces for sensorimotor restoration after tetraplegia

Herring et al., 2024

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Herring E
Graczyk E
Memberg W
Adams R
Baca-Vaca G
Hutchison B
Krall J
Alexander B
Conlan E
Alfaro K
Bhat P
Ketting-Olivier A
Haddix C
Taylor D
Tyler D
Sweet J
Kirsch R
Ajiboye A
Miller J
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Neurosurgery

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METHODS: A 27-year-old right-handed man with AIS-B (motor-complete, sensory- incomplete) C3–C4 tetraplegia was enrolled into the clinical trial. Six 64-channel intracortical microelectrode arrays were implanted into left hemisphere regions involved in …
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