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First prototype of the neuroorthosis for children. Paralysis of the right hand after hemispherectomy due to severe epilepsy. The neuroorthosis is intended to get the hand moving again in conjunction with a brain-machine interface. (Image: FAU/Dominik Braun)

Symbolic donation handover at Bellevue Palace (from left to right): Dr. David Grodzki (Siemens Healthineers), Prof. Dr. Michael Uder (University Hospital Erlangen), Dr. Stephan Biber, Elisabeth Staudinger (both Siemens Healthineers), Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Augusto Arzubiaga Scheuch (Ambassador of the Republic of Peru to Germany), Dr. Marina John, Dr. Klaus-Dieter John (both founders Diospi Suyana) and Olaf Böttger (Chairman of Diospi Suyana e. V.). (Photo: Axel Schmidt/Siemens Healthineers)