BRAINSTEM STROKE

This study is testing a brain implant system to help people with severe arm paralysis from spinal cord injury, stroke, or amputation. Researchers will implant tiny electrodes to read brain signals for controlling devices and to send artificial touch sensations back to the brain. …

This large trial is testing whether a new, less invasive brain surgery guided by artificial intelligence and a robot can improve recovery for people who have suffered a severe bleeding stroke. It will compare this high-tech approach to standard surgical or medical care across fou…

This study is testing a brain implant system designed to help people with 'locked-in syndrome' communicate. Participants, who are fully conscious but severely paralyzed, will have a small device placed on their brain's surface. The goal is to see if they can learn to control a co…

This study is testing a small brain implant that reads movement signals from the brain. The goal is to help people who are paralyzed from conditions like spinal cord injury, stroke, or ALS control a tablet computer for communication. The main focus is on checking if the implant i…