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Description
A study of advancements in neural technology,
what they can do, and where they could lead
us.Once the stuff of science fiction, neural
prosthetics are now a reality. Research and
technology are creating implants that enable the
deaf to hear, the blind to see, and the paralyzed
to move.Shattered
Nervesnbspleas us into a new medical frontier,
where sophisticated, state-of- the-art medical
devices repair and restore failed sensory and
motor systems. In a compelling narrative that
reveals the intimate relationship
between technology and the physicians,
scientists, and patients who bring it to
life, Victor D. Chase explores groundbreaking
developments in neural technology.Through
personal interviews and extensive research,
Chase introduces us to the people and devices
that are restoring shattered lives8212frm
implants that enable the paralyzed to stand,
walk, feed, and groom themselves, to those that
restore bladder and bowel control, and
even sexual function. Signals from the brains of
paralyzed people are captured and transformed to
allow them to operate computers. Brain implants
hold the potential to resolve psychiatric
illnesses and to restore the ability to
form memories in damaged brains.Chase also
explores troubling boundaries between restoration
and enhancement, where implants could
conceivably endow the able-bodied with superhuman
capabilities. He concludes with a provocative
question Just because we can, does that mean we
should?8220Chse has looked into the future of
broken nervous systems and how we might fix
them?with all of the corresponding hopes
and perils.nbspnbspnbsp A fascinating book,
both stimulating and exciting, and makes you
think about what it means to be
human.82218212Mihael S. Gazzaniga, author
ofnbspTheEthical Brain
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Description
A study of advancements in neural technology,
what they can do, and where they could lead
us.Once the stuff of science fiction, neural
prosthetics are now a reality. Research and
technology are creating implants that enable the
deaf to hear, the blind to see, and the paralyzed
to move.Shattered Nervesnbspleas us into a new
medical frontier, where sophisticated,
state-of-the-art medical devices repair and
restore failed sensory and motor systems. In a
compelling narrative that reveals the
intimate relationship between technology and the
physicians, scientists, and patients who bring it
to life, Victor D. Chase explores groundbreaking
developments in neural technology.Through
personal interviews and extensive research, Chase
introduces us to the people and devices that are
restoring shattered lives8212frm implants that
enable the paralyzed to stand, walk, feed, and
groom themselves, to those that restore bladder
and bowel control, and even sexual function.
Signals from the brains of paralyzed people are
captured and transformed to allow them to operate
computers. Brain implants hold the potential to
resolve psychiatric illnesses and to restore the
ability to form memories in damaged brains.Chase
also explores troubling boundaries between
restoration and enhancement, where implants could
conceivably endow the able-bodied with superhuman
capabilities. He concludes with a
provocative question Just because we can, does
that mean we should?8220Chse has looked into
the future of broken nervous systems and how we
might fix them?with all of the corresponding
hopes and perils.nbspnbspnbsp A fascinating
book, both stimulating and exciting, and makes
you think about what it means to be
human.82218212Mihael S. Gazzaniga, author
ofnbspTheEthical Brain
6
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Modern Medicine's Most Perplexing Problem Kindle
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