Brain-computer interface training for motor recovery after stroke.

A Cochrane systematic review examined brain-computer interface (BCI) training as a rehabilitation intervention for motor recovery following stroke. The analysis assessed evidence on whether BCI-based approaches improve motor function outcomes compared to conventional therapies. Findings from this review are relevant to physical and occupational therapists seeking emerging neurotechnology-based options for post-stroke motor rehabilitation.

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