Application of"Hand-Brain Perception and Hand-Brain Movement"Theory in Upper Limb Rehabilitation after Stroke
Upper limb motor impairment is a major challenge for patients with stroke,and it is of great significance to explore more potent rehabilitation methods to improve functional recovery and quality of life.This study highlighted the important role of sensory function in promoting upper limb motor recovery,and interpreted the theory of"hand-brain perception and hand-brain move-ment".Guided by this theory,the research team has developed an effective five-step method of hand-brain perception training(sensory assessment,sensory education,sensory training,task-oriented training and sensory cognition),the brain-computer interface with hand-brain perception training paradigm,the hand-brain perception-mirror therapy training paradigm,and the other applications of the"hand-brain perception and hand-brain movement"theory.This study further delved into the relationship between the theory of"hand-brain perception and hand-brain movement"and the theory of"central-peripheral-central"closed-loop rehabilitation to pro-vide reference and inspiration for the rehabilitation medical staff in the treatment of upper limb sensory and motor dysfunction after stroke.
strokeupper limb rehabilitationmotor functionsensory functionhand-brain perceptionhand-brain movement