Long-Term Training with a Brain-Machine Interface-Based Gait Protocol Induces Partial Neurological Recovery in Paraplegic Patients

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New hope for #paraplegics post-#SCI. https://t.co/F1poLRcXlp. This intense protocol may not be scalable, but the #BCI mechanism could be.

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Nature: Long-term sensory substitution training for paraplegic patients induces partial neurological recovery https://t.co/TyaPyVX73G #BMI

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Robo-suit & virtual reality reverse some paralysis in people with spinal cord injuries https://t.co/wQqI3c7gAD See: https://t.co/yYOEqAciQq

Nature: Training triggers neurological recovery in paraplegics. https://t.co/5oaeTL6jI7

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Amazing! VR and exoskeletons returns sensation for paraplegics! https://t.co/dFwXUAsnC3 https://t.co/lInNOathRM

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I always felt like this was possible but actually reading about it happening is wild! https://t.co/d4Ml7dumWG

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Huge breakthrough for paralyzed patients... and a step closer to singularity. https://t.co/NXWgmxOlSQ

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