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Done at the cleveland clinic. and what they did here was insert a tiny electrode into the back of the brain. this was a wire that was no wider than a grain of sand. you can see it going in there at the area. there at the bottom in the back. that's a really important area for controlling movement. and they found that when they inserted this deep brain stimulation device and they essentially had it turned on for at least four months, continuously providing stimulation, that that in addition to physical therapy could help people who survived a stroke but had upper limb movement problems restores ...