Background:
Stroke is a high prevalence disorder causing a variety of motor,
cognitive and affective symptoms, with a tremendous effect on quality of
life. Despite the various stroke localizations, a similar pattern of
cognitive deficit typically occurs, involving verbal memory,
visuospatial skills and executive functioning. Growing evidence
suggests,(not proves) that non-invasive neuromodulation techniques serve as
promising tools to enhance post-stroke cognitive rehabilitation.
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