Neurological rehabilitation of stroke patients via motor imaginary-based brain-computer interface technology

摘要

The present study utilized motor imaginary-based brain-computer interface technology combined with rehabilitation training in 20 stroke patients.Results from the Berg Balance Scale and the Holden Walking Classification were significantly greater at 4 weeks after treatment (P < 0.01),which suggested that motor imaginary-based brain-computer interface technology improved balance and walking in stroke patients.