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Intensive Home-Based Motor Imagery Neurofeedback Training Using Mobile EEG to Assess Changes in Brain Activity and Motor Function in Stroke Survivors: A Multiple Baseline Design (MINTS Study Protocol)
BackgroundMotor imagery neurofeedback (MI-NF) engages sensorimotor brain networks and has shown potential for motor recovery after stroke. While laboratory-based studies have demonstrated neural and behavioral effects, evidence on real-world MI-NF training and its impact on brain activity and connec
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