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A single-session randomised crossover fNIRS study comparing three upper-limb mirror therapy task paradigms in healthy adults: a study protocol
Yang · T. · Wei · S. · Wang · Y. · Bai · D.
Abstract
Background Mirror therapy (MT)-specifically paradigms using mirror visual feedback (MVF)-is widely used in neurorehabilitation; however, mechanistic implementations vary substantially in movement content, rhythmicity and attentional demands. This protocol describes an acute mechanistic, within-participant fNIRS screening study designed to compare three prespecified upper-limb mirror-therapy task paradigms and to quantify associated subjective experience after each condition in healthy adults dur
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