
World's First Minimally Invasive Epidural Brain-Computer Interface Patient Shows Good Recovery 3 Years After Implantation
Three years after receiving the world's first minimally invasive epidural brain-computer interface implantation for spinal cord injury sustained in 2009, the patient achieved active right-hand grasping and independent drinking, with marked improvements in motor and sensory functions. This confirms the technology's long-term safety and efficacy.
Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University











