Интерфейс мозг-компьютер, основанный на воображении движения, в реабилитации больных с последствиями очагового поражения головного мозга
Диссертация
При подкорковом очаге повреждения головного мозга, локализация и спектральная плотность значимых для управления интерфейсом компонент определялись такие же, как у здоровых. При обширном повреждении двигательной коры значимая компонента в поврежденном полушарии не регистрировалась. Однако, компонента с локализацией в зоне Сх электрода может быть регулярной и значимой для управления ИМК, в данном… Читать ещё >
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