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A new implantable device helps spinal injury patients control blood pressure through targeted electrical stimulation, showing promise in trials and preparing for wider testing.
A new implantable device, developed by researchers from the University of Calgary and international partners, helps regulate blood pressure in people with spinal cord injuries by delivering targeted electrical stimulation.
Similar to a pacemaker, the Restore System uses electrode arrays and a pulse generator to restore communication between the nervous system and the body, stabilizing blood pressure and improving quality of life.
The therapy has shown success in clinical studies, including in patient Cody Krebs, and is now set to enter a large-scale trial across Canada, Europe, and the United States following government approval.
Un nuevo dispositivo implantable ayuda a los pacientes con lesiones en la columna vertebral a controlar la presión arterial a través de la estimulación eléctrica específica, mostrando promesa en ensayos y preparándose para pruebas más amplias.