The effects of individually tailored rTMS on hand function in chronic stroke: a protocol for an adaptive, phase II, randomized, sham-controlled clinical trial

Stroke is a leading cause of disability among adults. Existing rehabilitation programs haven’t been able to accomplish full motor recovery partially due to the pathologic plasticity exerted from the unaffected hemisphere to the affected one. This inhibition can be disrupted using non-invasive brain...

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Autores principales:	Jannati, Ali, PEP, Teixeira, Santoro‐Lopes, Guilherme, Babiker-Mohamed, Mohamed, Huerta, Rodrigo, LB, Filier, Haseeb, Abdul, Nakashima, Akio, Chan, Amy, Garcia Rodrigues, Andre Cervantes, Andino, Andres, León‐Justel, Antonio, Castro, Ariane, Viveiros, Caroline, Quiroz Robladillo, Devy, Saito, Elisa, Garcia, Guilherme, Carrasco, Hector, Gulzar, Javaria, Chao, John, de Nadai, Mariane, Grana, Martin, Lioliou, Olga, Rossell Perry, Percy Eduardo, Obando, Tomas, Takada, Toshihiko, Jeanneret, Valerie, Rrcc, Bonadio
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Lenguaje:	inglés
Publicado:	2016
Materias:	Chronic stroke Randomized controlled trial Physical medicine and rehabilitation Stroke (engine) Medicine Protocol (science) Transcranial magnetic stimulation Physical therapy Clinical trial Rehabilitation Surgery Internal medicine Alternative medicine Stimulation Pathology Physics Thermodynamics Life Sciences Neuroscience Neurology Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Studies Physical Sciences Engineering Biomedical Engineering Muscle activation and electromyography studies Health Sciences Medicine Rehabilitation Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery
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