Senior Scientist Michael Boninger said. "Our ultimate aim is to develop technologies that can give patients with physical disabilities control of assistive devices that will help restore their independence." This technology will be able to provide relief for patients that will be confined to a wheelchair and will hopefully reduce the need for constant nursing care.
This new technology will help give hope back to those victims of spinal cord injuries. It will help assist them with basic movements, functions, and communications. It will also help restore some of the independence lost after the injury that caused the damage to their spinal cord.
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If you've been hurt and suffered a spinal cord injury you should speak with a spinal cord injury attorney as soon as possible. Contact us online or call our Charleston, South Carolina office directly at 843.488.2359 to schedule your consultation. We are also able to meet clients at our Conway, Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Mt. Pleasant, North Myrtle Beach or North Charleston office locations.
