CHICAGO (MedPage Today) -- Moving nerves that formerly served amputated limbs so that they activate other muscles helped improve control of prosthetic arms and hands, researchers here said.
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CHICAGO (MedPage Today) -- Moving nerves that formerly served amputated limbs so that they activate other muscles helped improve control of prosthetic arms and hands, researchers here said. More related itemsRerouting urinary nerves to help spina bifida
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