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Brain and muscle interplay in lower limb motor recovery: insights for a comprehensive BCI approach for neurorehabilitation.
In order to develop a personalized, comprehensive hybrid-BCI approach for lower limb rehabilitation after stroke, we investigate the ability of brain features (event related desynchronization/synchronization - ERD/ERS) and brain-muscle features (cortico-muscular coherence - CMC) to discriminate rest
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