Patru tineri paralizați au reușit să meargă din nou cu ajutorul unei invenții a unor cercetătorii italieni

Four paralyzed young individuals regained the ability to walk using a novel method developed by Italian researchers, which stimulates the spinal cord based on trunk movements. They managed to stand and walk with a frame, demonstrating significant progress despite their spinal cord injuries. The technique does not involve brain implants or external sensors. One participant walked 132 meters continuously, while others navigated various terrains. Researchers emphasize that this does not equate to a cure for paralysis.