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Neuromotor rehabilitation strategies for Parkinson's disease can be classified into high-recalibration, intermediate, and compensatory clusters based on their ability to directly modulate basal ganglia circuitry versus recruiting alternative motor networks, enabling a precision approach to therapy. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To evaluate eleven neuromotor rehabilitation strategies in Parkinson’s disease by differentiating direct striatal recalibration from alternative network compensation within an evidence-based Bayesian framework.

September 8, 2026NeuroSciOpen Access

From Striatum to Prescription: An Evidence-Based and Bayesian Framework for Neuromotor Rehabilitation in Parkinson’s Disease

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ARAlessandro Rossi FGFederica GinanneschiUniversity of Siena

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Thematic review reveals distinct rehabilitative clusters based on striatal recalibration versus network compensation in Parkinson’s disease, supporting precision neuromotor therapies.

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To evaluate eleven neuromotor rehabilitation strategies in Parkinson’s disease by differentiating direct striatal recalibration from alternative network compensation within an evidence-based Bayesian framework.
Reviewed eleven neuromotor interventions for Parkinson’s disease, including exercise modalities, non-invasive brain stimulation, and technology-assisted training.
Applied a Bayesian ranking framework integrating neurobiological plausibility with clinical evidence quality to categorize intervention efficacy.
Identified a high-recalibration cluster targeting basal ganglia circuitry led by forced exercise (probability ≈ 0.80) and LSVT BIG (probability ≈ 0.62).
Classified repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, high-intensity interval training, transcranial direct current stimulation, treadmill training, resistance training, and Tai Chi/dance into an intermediate-uncertainty cluster (probability 0.40–0.56).
Grouped augmented reality, exoskeletons, and dual-task training into a bypass/compensatory cluster (probability ≤ 0.33) that relies on alternative pathways including parieto-premotor and cerebello-thalamo-cortical circuits.

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Rossi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9fd72a58e84d0ff5b459b1 https://doi.org/10.3390/neurosci7050101

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Thematic review reveals distinct rehabilitative clusters based on striatal recalibration versus network compensation in Parkinson’s disease, supporting precision neuromotor therapies.

From Striatum to Prescription: An Evidence-Based and Bayesian Framework for Neuromotor Rehabilitation in Parkinson’s Disease

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From Striatum to Prescription: An Evidence-Based and Bayesian Framework for Neuromotor Rehabilitation in Parkinson’s Disease

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