Technology term
Intracortical Implant
A device placed within the brain's cerebral cortex to record neural activity, stimulate tissue, or both. Because electrodes are close to neurons, it can provide detailed signals, but implantation carries surgical, infection, tissue-response, and long-term reliability risks.
English
Intracortical Implant
Arabic
غرسة داخل قشرة الدماغ
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A Brain Implant Let a Man With ALS Speak and Work Independently for 3,800 Hours
