Deep Brain Stimulation Helps 2 Patients Walk
Stimulating parts of the brain can help the paralysed to walk again
As hoped, zapping neurons in the brains of injured rats over the course of several weeks helped them, too, to regain the ability to walk. The improvements persisted even when the current was turned off, with analysis of their spinal cords showing an increased density of neuronal wiring below the site of their injuries.
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