Neurophysiological Study of Movement Representation Techniques
A special issue of Brain Sciences (ISSN 2076-3425). This special issue belongs to the section "Neurotechnology and Neuroimaging".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 January 2024) | Viewed by 2833
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Dear Colleagues,
The study of movement representation techniques has increased in recent years. Some of the most studied sensorimotor training techniques are motor imagery, action observation training, mirror therapy or virtual reality. All these tools are based on the mirror neuron system. At the clinical level, all these tools have been shown to have an impact both in isolation and in combination with real movement (increased strength, improved motor control, hypoalgesia effects, etc.).
In this Special Issue, we aim to delve deeper into the neurophysiological study of these tools. We want to study the brain activity underlying the application of motion representation techniques within a clinical context. For this, we accept research designs of a clinical case or case series, but also observational studies, clinical trials using neuroimaging as the main outcome measure and systematic reviews with or without the meta-analysis of brain activity studies with respect to movement representation techniques.
Dr. Ferran Cuenca-Martínez
Prof. Dr. José Vicente León-Hernández
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- motor imagery
- action observation
- EEG
- fMRI
- brain activity
- neurophysiology
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