Why the study?
To assess the effectiveness and safety of vagus nerve stimulation as an add-on treatment to rehabilitate people with post-stroke motor function impairments and activity limitations.
Does vagus nerve stimulation as an add-on treatment improve motor function and activity limitations in people with post-stroke motor function impairments?
Does vagus nerve stimulation as an add-on treatment improve motor function and activity limitations in people with post-stroke motor function impairments?
This is a protocol for a Cochrane Review to evaluate vagus nerve stimulation for post-stroke motor rehabilitation.
Protocol for vagus nerve stimulation in post-stroke motor recovery; leaves open effectiveness and safety pending review completion.
This is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (intervention). The objectives are as follows: To assess the effectiveness and safety of vagus nerve stimulation as an add‐on treatment to rehabilitate people with post‐stroke motor function impairments and activity limitations.
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