Report: 17 Years Without Sensation — Then He Held His Wife's Hand

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For Alexander "Avi" Davidson, holding his wife's hand is no longer simply a mechanical action. As the report explains, when the electronic arm's fingers press against her hand, its sensors send signals to his nerves, which his brain translates into a sense of touch—something he had missed since his arm was amputated 17 years ago.

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