Medicine and Health

Efficacy and safety of brain–computer interface for stroke rehabilitation: an overview of systematic review

J. Liu, Y. Li, et al.

This re-evaluation of systematic reviews and meta-analyses reports that brain–computer interface (BCI)–combined therapy can improve upper-limb motor function and daily-life quality for stroke patients, especially in the subacute phase, with good safety—while noting gaps in speech, lower-limb, and long-term outcomes. Research conducted by Jiajun Liu, Yiwei Li, Dongjie Zhao, Lirong Zhong, Yan Wang, Man Hao, and Jianxiong Ma.

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