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Brain computer interface training with motor imagery and functional electrical stimulation for patients with severe upper limb paresis after stroke: a randomized controlled pilot trial
Brain computer interface training with motor imagery and functional electrical stimulation for patients with severe upper limb paresis after stroke: a randomized controlled pilot trial
- Authors or organization
- Brunner I, Lundquist CB, Pedersen AR, Spaich EG, Dosen S, Savic A
- Published date
- 2024-01-20
- Source type
- peer_reviewed_randomized_pilot_trial
- Technology route
- non-invasive 16-channel EEG motor imagery plus FES
- Function or setting
- severe post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation
- Rights status
- mirror_allowed / CC BY 4.0
Legacy aliases
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Related topics
- BCI 最优方案
- 非侵入式 BCI
Evidence summary
Evidence: Balanced evidence on BCI-FES for severe subacute stroke paresis. Key figures: ARAT MCID reached by 5/15 BCI versus 5/20 control; between-group p=0.382; CST integrity predicted improvement p=0.007. Limitations: Pilot sample; five participants unavailable at follow-up; patients unblinded; severe-paresis subgroup and specific 16-channel RecoveriX protocol; no significant treatment-group difference.
Key figures
ARAT MCID reached by 5/15 BCI versus 5/20 control; between-group p=0.382; CST integrity predicted improvement p=0.007
Limitations
Pilot sample; five participants unavailable at follow-up; patients unblinded; severe-paresis subgroup and specific 16-channel RecoveriX protocol; no significant treatment-group difference
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