Motor imagery-based brain-computer interface training for post-stroke upper limb dysfunction: systematic review and meta-analysis. | ClinicLens

Motor imagery-based brain-computer Interface (MI-BCI) utilises electroencephalographic signals from imagined limb movements for control commands, enabling real-time interaction with external devices. Clinical trials suggest its potential for upper limb recovery post-stroke. This

Medical Literature · Updated 2026-08-02

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