Lateralization of mechanisms mediating functions such as language and perception is
widely accepted as a fundamental feature of neural organization. Recent research has …

Background: Since motor learning is a key component for stroke recovery, enhancing motor
skill learning is a crucial challenge for neurorehabilitation. Transcranial direct current …

Background While it is evident that stroke impairs motor control, it remains unclear whether
stroke impacts motor adaptation—the ability to flexibly modify movements in response to …

Background Accumulating evidence suggests that motor performance is affected by the
cognitive control abilities of the subject. Performance in motor tasks in populations with …

Previous motor learning studies based on adapting movements of the hemiparetic arm in
stroke subjects have not accounted for spasticity occurring in specific joint ranges (spasticity …

Background Postural control deficits are common in stroke survivors and often the
rehabilitation programs include balance training based on visual feedback to improve the …

Objectives Determine if ipsilesional primary motor cortex (M1) in stroke patients processes
online visuomotor discordance in gain between finger movement and observed feedback in …

In sensorimotor conflicts, the brain forms and updates a new sensorimotor relationship
through sensorimotor integration. As humans adapt to new sensorimotor map**, goal …

Limb apraxia is a higher brain dysfunction that typically occurs after left hemispheric stroke
and its cause cannot be explained by sensory disturbance or motor paralysis. The …

Current rehabilitation approaches for sensorimotor recovery in people with central nervous
system lesions are based on principles of neuroplasticity, such as repetitive practice of …