Neurofeedback, a subset of biofeedback, is a groundbreaking approach that utilizes real-time displays of brain activity—most commonly brain waves—to teach self-regulation of brain functions. This technique has shown promise in aiding the recovery from brain injuries, including strokes and traumatic brain injuries, by helping individuals alter their own brain activity in beneficial ways. The foundational principle of neurofeedback is to monitor brain waves using electrodes placed on the scalp. This data is then presented to the patient in an understandable form, often through video displays or sound. By responding to this feedback, patients learn to control and improve their brain…

Introduction to Stroke Therapy Devices In the evolving landscape of medical technology, stroke therapy devices stand out as pivotal tools in rehabilitation and recovery for stroke survivors. These devices harness cutting-edge technology to improve motor function, reduce complications, and enhance the quality of life. Here, we explore a variety of innovative devices that are setting new standards in stroke rehabilitation. High-Tech Robotic Devices for Enhanced Motor Recovery One of the most transformative categories in stroke therapy involves robotic-assisted devices. These tools are designed to facilitate motor recovery in a way that was once considered unachievable. Robotic devices such as the…