Myrto Patagia Bakaraki*,Theofanis Dourbois and Panagiotis Giannakos
This research investigates the integration of advanced neuroscientific principles to enhance stroke rehabilitation in occupational therapy (OT). Our objective is to find new ways through which motor and cognitive recovery following a stroke can be enhanced by considering neuroplasticity, brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), and virtual reality (VR). This combination of subjects should result in tailored and better treatments for you with increased chances of success. To present practical applications of these integrated approaches, this paper reviews clinical case studies and trials involving stroke patients.
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