Abstract
Abstract Neurorehabilitation is the major pathway for motor recovery, but its effect on biomarkers of stroke has rarely been considered. Only brain-derived neurotrophic factor and matrix metalloproteinase are related to the rehabilitation process. Radiological and inflammatory biomarkers need to be correlated with the neurorehabilitation process. The clinical and physiological effects of neurorehabilitation on biomarkers and motor recovery should be established, to maximise the effect of neurorehabilitation. In this systematic review with narrative synthesis we provide the current state and understanding of neurorehabilitation and its effect on biomarkers for motor recovery in acute ischaemic stroke patients.
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