Neurorehabilitation Research

KEY FINDING: Individuals with spinal cord injury and stroke received a greater number of rehabilitation hours while living in the community compared to other populations.

KEY FINDING: The patient's performance score on the Box and Block test immediately improved from 0 to 6 after the first combined tDCS and PES session.

KEY FINDING: Rehabilitation with platform-based robots produced some encouraging results for patients with neurological impairments and musculoskeletal injuries.

KEY FINDING: Individuals with SCI are at a heightened risk for mental health distress, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD, compared to the general population.

KEY FINDING: Deep brain stimulation of the cuneiform nucleus enhances motor drive and enables high-intensity locomotor training in paraparetic rats.

KEY FINDING: ARAT task scores were classified with approximately 80% accuracy using machine learning algorithms applied to data from two wrist-worn inertial sensors.

KEY FINDING: High levels of embodiment were found throughout the sessions in all three domains: perception of body qualities, volitional control of movements, and tactile sensations.

KEY FINDING: The scoping review aims to identify how a meaningful life is perceived by adults with acquired neurological impairments.

KEY FINDING: Most studies focus on the engineering of the devices rather than on the actual functional improvements experienced by users.

KEY FINDING: Active iTBS increased normalized motor evoked potentials (nMEPs) over time in individuals with SCI, but not nonimpaired individuals.