SPINAL CORD INJURY AT C5-C7 LEVEL WITH INCOMPLETE LESION

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Brain-Controlled implant lets paralyzed patients move again

Disease control Recruiting now

This study is testing a fully implanted device called a neuroprosthetic system to help people with mid-level neck spinal cord injuries regain movement and function. The device aims to restore control over hand grasp, arm reach, trunk stability, coughing, and bladder function. Res…

Matched conditions: SPINAL CORD INJURY AT C5-C7 LEVEL WITH INCOMPLETE LESION

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Anne Bryden • Aim: Disease control

Last updated Apr 01, 2026 14:42 UTC

SPINAL CORD INJURY AT C5-C7 LEVEL WITH INCOMPLETE LESION

Get alerted when new SPINAL CORD INJURY AT C5-C7 LEVEL WITH INCOMPLETE LESION trials appear

Brain-Controlled implant lets paralyzed patients move again