Comparison of Multi-band Intermuscular Coherence Complex Network Metrics between Stroke Survivors and Healthy Adults before and after Speed Control

Key Result

The Type IIb band clustering coefficient serves as a speed-independent biomarker of impaired neuromuscular coordination in stroke survivors.

Key Points

• The study aims to analyze the differences in intermuscular coherence metrics between stroke survivors and healthy individuals.
• Compared multi-band intermuscular coherence metrics pre- and post-speed control among two groups.
• Focus on Type IIb band clustering coefficient as a key metric for neuromuscular coordination.
• Identified significant differences in clustering coefficients between stroke survivors and healthy adults.
• Established Type IIb band as a speed-independent biomarker for neuromuscular coordination impairment.