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See Latest ArticlesInterhemispheric Competition After Stroke: Brain Stimulation to Enhance Recovery of Function of the Affected Hand
Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair, 09/01/09
Nowak DA et al. – Brain stimulation is a safe and promising tool to induce plastic changes in the cortical sensorimotor network to improve motor behavior after stroke. However, several methodological issues remain to be answered to further improve the effectiveness of these new approaches.
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