Thanks for posting this
Antoinette. Our clinic neurologist is going to speak with some of the
epilepsy doctors at Penn and Thomas Jefferson about
this technology. I'll let the group know if I hear
anything.
This is
some new info on some emails that went back and forth a
while
ago:
Reading the Surface of the Brain
A startup
aims to develop a minimally invasive neural prosthesis for
disabled
patients.
By Emily Singer
http://www.technologyreview.com/biomedicine/22739/
Antoinette Verdone, MSBME, ATP
Assistive Technology
Specialist
The ALS Association, Greater New York Chapter
NEW
ADDRESS:
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Phone: 212-720-3054
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Alisa Brownlee, ATP
Clinical Manager, Assistive Technology
Services
ALS Association National Office and Greater
Philadelphia Chapter
Direct Phone:
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