Randomized controlled trial to assess the impact of tai chi combined with action and sensory therapies on cognitive function in acute ischemic stroke patients, suggesting potential cognitive improvements.
Introduction Early cognitive intervention in patients with acute ischemic stroke (AIS) is associated with better outcomes. 'Visual-action-sensory' rehabilitation therapies, including action observation therapy (AOT) and sensory observation therapy (SOT) have shown great potential in restoring cognitive function. A systematic review of some studies on the therapeutic effect of Tai Chi (TC)in stroke patients suggests potential benefits on depression, anxiety, and balance function. Therefore, combining AOT with TC may enhance brain functional connectivity and provide some cognitive improvements. Here, we describe a study protocol assessing the long-term effects of TC-AOT combined with SOT on cognitive function with AIS.
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