Physicians can be considered medical artists, so Australian scientists are developing an advanced "paintbrush" for surgeons specializing in arthritis and joint replacements.
Using a motor cortex implant, a series of electrode-lined bracelets, and sophisticated software, this paralyzed patient temporarily regained some use of his wrists and hands.
Chris Longhurst, MD, Associate Professor at Stanford Medical School, describes a patient case in which data-drive healthcare was extremely useful. For unique cases, there is often little in…