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DO NOT LOSE SLEEP OVER IT: IMPLANTED BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE FUNCTIONALITY DURING NIGHTTIME IN LATE-STAGE AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS

2024-10-15

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<h4>Background and objectives</h4> Brain-computer interfaces ( BCIs ) hold promise as augmentative and alternative communication technology for people with severe motor and speech impairment (locked-in syndrome) due to neural disease or injury. Although such BCIs should be available 24/7, to enable communication at all times, feasibility of nocturnal BCI use has not been investigated. Here, we addressed this quest...

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fc7a330e-eb42-5cd5-b229-c4064abda149
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10.1101/2024.10.11.24315027
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