Uncut: Paralyzed man stands, moves legs
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Uploaded by UCLA on May 18, 2011
UCLA distinguished professor V. Reggie Edgerton drills deeper into the breakthrough from 30 years of paralysis research, announced jointly by UCLA, the University of Louisville and Caltech. News release: http://ucla.in/knbdHF
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Hi Elie, the stimulation is done epidurally - in the outermost part of the spinal canal. As such, it never touches the spinal cord itself and thus doesn't damage it.
bretthiltonful 9 months ago
Are the leads actually touching the spinal cord? Wouldn't that cause any damage to the cord as it is very fragile? I want to find more information about this study. Does someone have any direct contact with the subject?
elieyounes 9 months ago