Mind-Controlled hands: brain implant trial aims to restore movement to the paralyzed
NCT ID NCT07457645
Summary
This study is testing a high-tech brain implant system designed to help people with paralysis in all four limbs (tetraplegia). Ten participants will have electrodes implanted in their brain to read their movement intentions. The system will use these signals to control a robotic hand and deliver targeted electrical stimulation to the spinal cord, with the goal of improving their ability to grasp objects and move their limbs.
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Shanghai Zhongshan Hospital
Shanghai, Shanghai Municipality, 200032, China
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