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Hair-Thin Nerve Implants Decode Phantom Leg Movements in Above-Knee Amputees, Opening Path to Neurally Controlled Prosthetics

Ultrathin electrodes in the sciatic nerve and a spiking neural network decoder classify phantom leg movements in above-knee amputees, enabling bidirectional motor control and sensory feedback from one device.

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