How Can We Train The Brain To Help Stroke Patients?

Many people who have had a stroke trouble moving, even after therapy with the best experts and methods. New ways to make more effective could help recover effectively. Some research groups developed brain-computer interface (BCI) systems that can measure when patient imagines hand movement by recording brain waves. We BCI used each patient’s activity control muscle stimulator monitor during therapy. The patients got rewarding feedback they imagined correctly. tested 51 patients, some of whom many years ago. Forty nine improved therapy, based on results standardized tests. Therefore, BCI-based patients. think there will be further advances in next several lead therapies using BCIs.