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Victhom Announces Launch of Enhanced Company Website
Date:1/9/2009

QUEBEC, Jan. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Victhom Human Bionics Inc., "Victhom" (TSX: VHB), today announced the unveiling of its updated corporate Website at www.victhom.com. The Website features a new structure that highlights advances in the Company's two operating divisions; Neurobionix, which is developing an implantable neurostimulation device for gait disorders, and Biotronix, which is developing and manufacturing computerized prostheses for above-knee amputees.

Commenting on the new Website, Normand Rivard, Acting President and Chief Financial Officer, stated: "The new layout provides users with more intuitive navigation, enhanced visual content and a comprehensive view of the Company's technologies and products". He went on to say, "This redesigned Website affirms our commitment to provide relevant information and educate all of our stakeholders including patients, medical professionals, investors, and current and future business partners".

The Neurobionix division portion of the Website includes a new "Patient section" that provides information on the impact of cerebral stroke and a particular aspect of gait disorder known as foot drop. This section presents contemporary treatment options for foot drop sufferers as well as the emerging use of neurostimulation devices that provide instantaneous assistance to patients.

A new "Medical Professional section" has been added and designed for use by members of the professional medical community. This section provides medical and technical information on the Company's proprietary implantable assistive device known as Neurostep(R), which is currently in clinical trials and designed to restore mobility to persons suffering from foot drop. Information about the product includes a new animation video demonstrating various aspects of the Neurostep(R) System as well as updates regarding the Company's clinical activities.

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