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Can brain-computer interface promote affected upper limb movements of stroke patients?
Brain-computer interface (BCI) systems enable the brain to control limb movement on the side with impaired nerve conduction, showing great potential for promoting functional recovery. Wang et al.1 demonstrated that BCI combined with functional electrical stimulation improved the motor function scores of stroke patients by conducting a multicenter RCT study.
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