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9/14/24 S10 E3750 - WHAT'S NEW IN AMERICAN MEDICINE TODAY W/ DR. BONATI
9/14/24 S10 E3750 - WHAT'S NEW IN AMERICAN MEDICINE TODAY W/ DR. BONATI
9/14/24 S10 E3750 - WHAT'S NEW IN AMERICAN MEDICINE TODAY W/ DR. BONATI
Thursday 14th November 2024
Explore a groundbreaking spinal device with Dr. Bonati that promises hope for paralysis recovery in American Medicine Today.
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Episode Overview
- A new device wraps around the spinal cord to aid paralysis recovery.
- Experimental tests show promising results in movement restoration.
- Dr. Bonati explains the device's function and potential.
- The technology captures brain signals and transfers them across damaged areas.
- The device could revolutionise treatment for spinal injuries.
The wraparound device can transfer that information and the cadaver can move, move a leg, move an arm.
Ever wondered how science is tackling paralysis? This episode of American Medicine Today brings you face-to-face with groundbreaking innovation that could change lives. Dr. Alfred Bonati shares insights into a new spinal cord 'wrap-around' device, likened to household foil, that might hold the key to restoring movement in those with spinal injuries. The episode explores the complexities of spinal cord damage and how this new technology is providing hope. Dr.
Bonati explains how the device works by wrapping around the spinal cord, capturing signals from the brain, and transferring them across damaged areas. The concept is still in experimental stages, with tests on cadavers and animals showing promising results. The host, Kimberly Bonati, along with co-host Ethan Youker, engage in a lively discussion about the potential of this device and its implications for future medical treatments.
They ponder whether this could be the answer to achieving coordinated movement for those affected by paralysis. It's a fascinating exploration of medical innovation that blends serious topics with a touch of humour. If you're curious about the future of medical technology and its impact on spinal injuries, this episode offers a peek into what might lie ahead.