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Movement intention detection in adolescents with cerebral palsy from single-trial EEG

Jochumsen et al., 2018

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4464885041259417567
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Jochumsen M
Shafique M
Hassan A
Niazi I
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Journal of Neural Engineering

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Objective. As for stroke rehabilitation, brain–computer interfaces could potentially be used for inducing neural plasticity in patients with cerebral palsy by pairing movement intentions with relevant somatosensory feedback. Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate if …
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