In recent years, cognitive theories have increasingly influenced the approach to motor rehabilitation. The connection between different aspects of cognitive and motor function is increasingly documented, underlining the importance of developing rehabilitation projects that take cognitive aspects into account. The aim of this non-systematic review is to highlight the relationship between cognition and motion and, in the light of new rehabilitation technologies, to better define how aspects of cognition can affect motor rehabilitation.
From movement to thought and back: a review on the role of cognitive factors influencing technological neurorehabilitation / De Bartolo, D; Spitoni, G F; Iosa, M; Morone, G; Ciancarelli, Irene; Paolucci, Stefano; Antonucci, G. - In: FUNCTIONAL NEUROLOGY. - ISSN 0393-5264. - 34:3(2019), pp. 131-144.
From movement to thought and back: a review on the role of cognitive factors influencing technological neurorehabilitation
De Bartolo, D
;Spitoni, G F;Iosa, M;Antonucci, G
2019
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In recent years, cognitive theories have increasingly influenced the approach to motor rehabilitation. The connection between different aspects of cognitive and motor function is increasingly documented, underlining the importance of developing rehabilitation projects that take cognitive aspects into account. The aim of this non-systematic review is to highlight the relationship between cognition and motion and, in the light of new rehabilitation technologies, to better define how aspects of cognition can affect motor rehabilitation.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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