Neurofeedback In Ischemic Stroke Rehabilitation

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https://fenix.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/downloadFile/1126295043834700/ExtendedAbstract%20-%2079519%20MonicaSantos.pdf
Mónica Isabel Maio dos Santos Bologna Master Degree in Biomedical Technologies,
Instituto Superior Técnico, Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Abstract
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The main goal of this project is to study the efficiency of the neurofeedback in the ischemic
stroke rehabilitation in a subject who has suffered from it for more than 6 months.
Besides, its aim is also to develop  a  compact  training  protocol.  A case study was 
developed in a  61-year-old  man  who  had suffered from a left   middle   cerebral   artery
ischemic   stroke   in   2014.   The   protocol   of   the   study accomplished 5 interviews.
They consisted on the recording of the EEG baseline signal.  It also consisted on  the
accomplishment of 4 tests  which  evaluated the  motor  and  sensorial  capacity,  the  static  and dynamic balance, the cognitive capacity and the psychological state. There were
neurofeedback intensive trainings during 8 days.  At this period of time 31 sessions were performed. The patient got better in the grasping  level.
It  could  be  verified  a  positive trend during  the  interviews in  the  baseline  signal  in  C3
electrode. It  could  also  be  observed  an  IAB  increase  in  the  Oz  electrode which  was  not  the  training electrode.
It seems that there is a positive relation between the C3 alpha training and the grasping
results. Its training influences not only the alpha amplitude in this electrode but also in the Oz electrode.