Brain-computer interface technology expands patient applications
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- •Brain-computer interfaces connect the brain directly to external devices to aid communication or movement.
- •Recent developments have enabled BCIs to assist patients with paralysis and neurodegenerative diseases.
- •Clinical trials and patient programs have increased in several countries since 2025.
- •BCI technology requires specialized equipment and trained medical personnel for effective use.
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- ▸If healthcare providers adopt BCI technology widely more patients with neurological impairments could experience improved independence and communication abilities
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