Key result
Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy linked to cognitive and motor improvements after stroke.
Why the study?
Promising rehabilitation results of Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy in patients with prior stroke were not well described.
Does Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy improve cognitive function and motor performance in patients with prior stroke?
Case Report (n=4)
No
Does Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy improve cognitive function and motor performance in patients with prior stroke?
Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy may offer potential benefits for cognitive and motor rehabilitation in patients with prior stroke.
May support adjunctive neurofeedback in post-stroke care; leaves open confirmation via larger randomized trials.
This is multi-case presentation describing promising rehabilitation results of Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy of patients suffering from prior stroke.Potential benefits include improved cognitive function and motor performance.
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J. Lucas Koberda (2014) conducted a case report in Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke) (n=4). Z-score LORETA neurofeedback was evaluated on Cognitive and motor function improvement (NeuroTrax computerized testing and subjective reports). Z-score LORETA neurofeedback therapy resulted in subjective and objective improvements in cognitive and motor functions across four patients with a history of stroke.
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