learance to market the NeuroPort^TM System, a neural monitor designed for acute inpatient applications and labeled for temporary (less than 30 days) recording and monitoring of brain electrical activity. The NeuroPort^TM System can contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological conditions in patients who have undergone a craniotomy by providing neurologists and neurosurgeons a new resource to detect, transmit and analyze neural activity.

Cyberkinetics' BrainGate^TM System is being designed to give severely paralyzed individuals, as well as individuals with motor impairment from a variety of causes, a long-term, direct brain-computer interface for the purpose of communication and control of a computer, assistive devices, and, ultimately, limb movement.

More information is available at www.cyberkineticsinc.com. For specific information about BrainGate^TM clinical trials please send an email to braingateinfo@cktrial.com.

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Contact: Laura Massie
laura.massie@case.edu
216-368-4442
Case Western Reserve University
13-Oct-2005

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