During the experiment, electrodes were applied over the scalp to record brain activity while a computer screen indicated when to attempt moving
Robin Ritter/Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology Magdeburg
A new kind of rehabilitation therapy for people who have had a stroke that electrically stimulates muscles while they exercise has helped improve their arm function in a small trial. The treatment involves triggering muscles to contract at the same time that people try to move their limbs voluntarily, which seems to encourage nerve pathways to regrow in the brain.
“Physiotherapy is the only option we have for helping people recover limb…
During the experiment, electrodes were applied over the scalp to record brain activity while a computer screen indicated when to attempt moving
Robin Ritter/Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology Magdeburg
A new kind of rehabilitation therapy for people who have had a stroke that electrically stimulates muscles while they exercise has helped improve their arm function in a small trial. The treatment involves triggering muscles to contract at the same time that people try to move their limbs voluntarily, which seems to encourage nerve pathways to regrow in the brain.
“Physiotherapy is the only option we have for helping people recover limb…