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The use of mirror mechanism for activity-dependent neurorehabilitation

The use of mirror mechanism for activity-dependent neurorehabilitation
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摘要 The present study observed the effects of the non-invasive, mirror neuron system application on neurorehabilitation. In primate studies, mirror neurons have been shown to fire when the subject observes or performs a specific action, thereby allowing for observation of motor cortex activation. This activation of the mirror neuron system could serve as a treatment for stroke patients. In the present study, the combination of a mirror neuron system-based therapy was introduced for the treatment of patients with motor-deficits, who could not perform rehabilitation exercises. The results also indicate that this therapeutic method plays a positive role in emotional regulation in the same patients. The present study observed the effects of the non-invasive, mirror neuron system application on neurorehabilitation. In primate studies, mirror neurons have been shown to fire when the subject observes or performs a specific action, thereby allowing for observation of motor cortex activation. This activation of the mirror neuron system could serve as a treatment for stroke patients. In the present study, the combination of a mirror neuron system-based therapy was introduced for the treatment of patients with motor-deficits, who could not perform rehabilitation exercises. The results also indicate that this therapeutic method plays a positive role in emotional regulation in the same patients.
出处 《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2011年第5期388-390,共3页 中国神经再生研究(英文版)
关键词 mirror neuron system NEUROREHABILITATION NEUROREGENERATION running EXERCISE environment ENRICHMENT MULTISENSORY mirror neuron system neurorehabilitation neuroregeneration running exercise environment enrichment multisensory
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