brain computer interface

Yuko Kasashima-Shindo Toshiyuki Fujiwara Junichi Ushiba Yayoi Matsushika Daiki Kamatani Misa Oto Takashi Ono Atsuko Nishimoto Keiichiro Shindo Michiyuki Kawakami Tetsuya Tsuji Meigen Liu

OBJECTIVE Brain-computer interface technology has been applied to stroke patients to improve their motor function. Event-related desynchronization during motor imagery, which is used as a brain-computer interface trigger, is sometimes difficult to detect in stroke patients. Anodal transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is known to increase event-related desynchronization. This study inv...

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