Long Blonde Bionic Hand
Link to telegraph article about Dorian using a bionic hand after his stroke here
A little snippet...
Dorian Cox is currently unable to play his instrument after being left paralysed down the right side of his body.
But the musician is now undergoing neurological physiotherapy - including training sessions with a "revolutionary" mechanical glove - and is optimistic about regaining movement in his right hand.
The device, called a SaeboFlex, can benefit patients by supporting their wrists and helping them grasp and release objects.
"It's a fantastic service, it's helping tremendously and I think it can work wonders for me and others - it's almost like a gym for my hand," Mr Cox, from York, said.
"I know things might never be the same again and nobody can give me a definite answer about whether I'll play guitar again but I'm getting back on track with their help."
How cool?
A little snippet...
Dorian Cox is currently unable to play his instrument after being left paralysed down the right side of his body.
But the musician is now undergoing neurological physiotherapy - including training sessions with a "revolutionary" mechanical glove - and is optimistic about regaining movement in his right hand.
The device, called a SaeboFlex, can benefit patients by supporting their wrists and helping them grasp and release objects.
"It's a fantastic service, it's helping tremendously and I think it can work wonders for me and others - it's almost like a gym for my hand," Mr Cox, from York, said.
"I know things might never be the same again and nobody can give me a definite answer about whether I'll play guitar again but I'm getting back on track with their help."
How cool?