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Creation of a biological sensorimotor interface for bionic reconstruction

Medicine and Health

Creation of a biological sensorimotor interface for bionic reconstruction

C. Festin, J. Ortmayr, et al.

Explore the cutting-edge research by Christopher Festin and colleagues, as they unveil an innovative biological interface that merges mixed nerve transfer with glabrous dermal skin transplantation in rats, offering crucial insights into the restoration of sensory feedback for neuroprosthetics.

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