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Mirror Neuron Network Based Motor Imagery Training to Improve Brain Computer Interface Performance in Spinal Cord Injury Patients
The overall vision of this proposal is to demonstrate that a virtual reality based motor imagery training program will improve brain computer interface (BCI) performance and motor function in quadriplegic subjects. The ultimate goal is to increase the independence of subjects with spinal cord injury by training to safely control BCI assistive devices and to enhance motor recovery.
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