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Speak your mind! - Pilot clinical study with severely paralyzed patients

Speak your mind! - Pilot clinical study with severely paralyzed patients

Getting back that feeling.

For a project recently accepted for funding by the NIH, CorTec will supply novel electrodes to help people regain sensation from missing …

CorTec’ Brain Interchange™ implant system on track for first-in-man study, funded by the NIH

CorTec's Brain Interchange system is being evaluated in an NIH-funded clinical study for stroke rehabilitation. Together with researchers …

INTENSE: Dutch neurotechnology network on brain-machine interfaces

With the support of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research, a new research network was established in 2021 that aims to …

Looking Inside of Nerves – a New Tool for Bioelectronic Medicine

When electrically stimulating a nerve to modulate a specific body function for treating a disease, it is essential to know exactly what you …

A novel wireless research device for chronic pain relief

Electrically stimulating the spinal cord can be an effective therapy for different kinds of treatment-resistant chronic pain. The exact …

Specifically calming down the inflammatory system by nerve stimulation near the spleen

Specifically calming down the inflammatory system by nerve stimulation near the spleen

Seeing the light for treatment-resistant epilepsy

Seeing the light for treatment-resistant epilepsy

CorTec’s fully implantable In-Line Connector

CorTec’s fully implantable In-Line Connector

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