Perspektivy ispol'zovaniya innovatsionnykh BOS (biologicheskoy obratnoy svyazi)-tekhnologiy vreabilitatsii patsientov posle insul'ta


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In this review, we substantiate the necessity of incorporating of novel technologies into neurorehabilitaion, from scientifical
and practical positions. We describe modern rehabilitation methods involving biofeedback, aimed to upper extremity function
recovery, gait and postural control improvement.

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