Rory KJ Murphy, MD

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We're one of the sites, along with three or four, four or five other sites.

So hopefully the data from that will come out in the next 12 to 18 months.

So we're looking forward to

that data because we really need better ways to help people with severe cervical spinal cord injuries.

Then for people who, once we've decompressed the spinal cord straightaway, maybe done cooling, maybe used different medications,

If they don't improve after 12 to 18 months, what options do we have?

And there's a huge growth in neuroprosthetics.

So brain computer interfaces, basically trying to bridge the gap between the brain and the extremities.

And you can see a number of excellent companies really pushing to move this forward, including Neuralink, Parandromix, Phantom Neuro.

It's really an exciting time for neuroprosthetics and helping people with spinal cord injuries or strokes or other neurological injuries.

Well, I think every time, you know, we always see kind of a cycle.

So usually it takes five to 10 years for a new technology comes along.

The first few years we're learning about it, we're gaining familiarity with it.

And it takes, you know, five to 10 years before we really get comfortable with it and we really see the benefits.

Examples being

stereotactic navigation for spine, robotic use, arthroplasty, all these things we gain knowledge over time.

So endoscopy as well.

So I think the neuroprosthetics will be quite different in five to 10 years and we'll be using them in ways that we didn't quite expect.

So I'm looking forward to that.

It's really hard for people to navigate the health care system.

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