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Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Based Robotic Rehabilitation for Stroke
The trial aims to test a novel rehabilitation device for subacute stroke hemiplegic upper limbs based on state-of-the-art non invasive Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) robotic rehabilitation in a clinical setting. The investigators aim to prove the clinical efficacy and safety of BCI therapy over traditional rehabilitation methods.
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