基于脑重塑的手功能康复进展

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Abstract In addition to traditional rehabilitation and occupational therapy, new technologies such as brain-computer interface, functional electrical stimulation, biofeedback therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation, mirror therapy, movement imaging and robotics have emerged. The rehabilitation mechanism of these new technologies lies in establishment and recovery with the cerebral cortex remodeling. Rehabilitation of hand function is the key to upper limb rehabilitation after central nervous system damage. The process of hand function recovery is actually a process of remodeling brain function. Rehabilitation of hand function should be carried out as soon as possible with different personalized rehabilitation, so that patients can return to society as soon as possible.

Key words： Hand function rehabilitation Brain remodeling Brain-computer interface Transcranial magnetic stimulation Mirror therapy

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	HUANG Wenzhu1 YAN Wen1 WANG Zhijun1 ZHU Fante2 MENG Hongqi2 BAO Yinyi2

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HUANG Wenzhu1 YAN Wen1 WANG Zhijun1 ZHU Fante2 MENG Hongqi2 BAO Yinyi2. Progress of hand function rehabilitation in brain remodeling[J]. 中国医药导报, 2019, 16(26): 37-40.

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