How does shaping early re-organization of neural networks in the brain promote motor function in stroke survivors?

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Keh-chung Lin

Constraint-induced therapy has been shown to be effective for restoring "learned nonuse" in chronic stroke. In order to promote brain recovery and prevent "learned nonuse", early mobilization (including encouraged use of the affected arm) may be useful but evidence for how the brain may rewire after early intervention awaits scrutiny.

Margaret Mweshi

Thanks Keh-Chung for your great contribution. Your input is very educative. Do you have any articles that have presented some scrutiny on the rewiring after early interventions?

Your support will be greatly appreciated

Dr Margaret Mweshi

Thank you so much Joachim! Your help has been very appreciated. Our students doing neurological physiotherapy will greatly benefit from such resource.

Dr Mweshi Margaret