Science's PRIMA Implant Sustains Vision Gains at 36 Months
10-05At 36 months, 18 evaluable PRIMA recipients gained an average of 29 letters. Only 18 of 38 implanted patients entered this efficacy analysis; results are reported in a company release.
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Precision Neuroscience’s “whole-brain interface” is a growing record set assembled across patients, tasks and regions, not a single implant covering the entire brain. The atlas draws on 70 patients, and that scope defines what it can show today and how it may expand later. Reading the map as an aggregation, rather than one brain’s full coverage, is the right frame.
10-05At 36 months, 18 evaluable PRIMA recipients gained an average of 29 letters. Only 18 of 38 implanted patients entered this efficacy analysis; results are reported in a company release.
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