Brain Stimulation can Improve Mobility in Stroke Patients

Brain stimulation in stroke patients can restore electrical activity associated with efficient movement which can also improve mobility in patients recovering from a stroke.

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Brain stimulation can improve mobility in stroke patients. Low-frequency oscillation (LFO) activity in brain cells is impaired after a stroke. Brain stimulation aids quicker recovery of movement in stroke patients.

Mobility In Stroke Patients Improved By Brain Stimulation

Brain stimulation in stroke patients can restore electrical activity associated with efficient movement and could also improve mobility in patients recovering from a stroke. Read More

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