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48-year-old paralyzed man regains hand movement with innovative brain implant · Cyprus Report

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48-year-old paralyzed man regains hand movement with innovative brain implant

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A 48-year-old man paralyzed from the chest down has regained movement in his arms due to a pioneering brain implant.
The implant has reconnected his nervous system, allowing him to feed himself independently.
Keith Thomas, the patient from New York, suffered a neck injury in July 2020.
The technology represents a significant advancement in neural rehabilitation for individuals with similar injuries.
The news was first reported on July 17, 2026, highlighting the innovative medical breakthrough.

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48χρονος παράλυτος από το στήθος και κάτω κινεί τα χέρια του ξανά χάρη σε πρωτοποριακό εγκεφαλικό εμφύτευμα [βίντεο]iefimerida.gr · 4 days ago

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A 48-year-old man paralyzed from the chest down has regained movement in his arms due to a pioneering brain implant.
The implant has reconnected his nervous system, allowing him to feed himself independently.
Keith Thomas, the patient from New York, suffered a neck injury in July 2020.
The technology represents a significant advancement in neural rehabilitation for individuals with similar injuries.
The news was first reported on July 17, 2026, highlighting the innovative medical breakthrough.

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