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 |Cyberimplant B|Implants a network of small antennae to the skull and wires it up to Cyberimplant A. In addition to recording sensory input the user can now record environmental data (not anomalous energy or events). In order to access the data directly the user requires some form of interface that can present the data. Cyberimplant B requires an obvious external phys-rep for the antennae|300b per implant|1 implant per week|
 |Cyberimplant C|Implants an injector and associated wiring into the right arm. When the brain detects injury it injects compounds into the bloodstream, healing the injury. Requires consciousness on the part of the user. No obvious phys-rep is required. Requires Cyberimplant A| 300b per implant|1 implant per week|
-Cyberimplant D|Shuts down the joints and muscles in the legs and lower spine and locks them in place, which is triggered whenever Cyberimplant C is triggered. Essentially prevents the user from falling over when injured. Requires Cyberimplants A and C|400b per implant|1 implant per week|
+|Cyberimplant D|Shuts down the joints and muscles in the legs and lower spine and locks them in place, which is triggered whenever Cyberimplant C is triggered. Essentially prevents the user from falling over when injured. Requires Cyberimplants A and C|400b per implant|1 implant per week|
 |Scanning implant|Works the same way as the anomaly scanner, but implanted into the skull. Requires Cyberimplant A to be installed|3000c per implant|1 implant per week|
 |Autopilot implant|Implants a network of devices that will take control of an unconscious injured person and walk them towards a designated target. The target can be GPS based or a homing device|3000c per implant|1 implant per week|