Abstract
Interventions to Enhance Adaptive Plasticity after Stroke: From Mechanisms to Therapeutic Perspectives.
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Five manuscripts address questions related to interventions that aim to enhance adaptive plasticity after stroke
Strategies to match the right strategy to the right patient according to baseline level of severity of damage and paresis as well as structural or functional imaging were discussed
Furlan et al reviewed studies that contributed to unveil the neural correlates of effects of upper limb immobilization and proposed that this intervention could be a valuable tool to develop novel strategies for patients with poor upper limb performance
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Editorial Interventions to Enhance Adaptive Plasticity after Stroke: From Mechanisms to Therapeutic Perspectives Five manuscripts address questions related to interventions that aim to enhance adaptive plasticity after stroke. The interest in the potential use of brain stimulation to boost adaptive plasticity and enhance motor and language functions has steadily grown.
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