Role of kinaesthetic motor imagery in mirror-induced visual illusion as intervention in post-stroke rehabilitation

Keyphrases

• Berlin 20%
• Boston 20%
• Brain Imaging 20%
• Brain Scans 20%
• Cerebellum 20%
• Copyright 20%
• Evidence-based 20%
• Functional Brain Imaging 20%
• Generation Maintenance 20%
• Healthy Participants 40%
• Image Generation 20%
• Imagery Processes 20%
• Instant Effect 20%
• Kinesthesia 20%
• Kinesthetic Motor Imagery 100%
• M1 Activation 40%
• Mental Processes 20%
• Mirror Illusion 20%
• Mirror Therapy 40%
• Motor Control 20%
• Motor Execution 40%
• Motor Preparation 20%
• Motor Recovery 20%
• Neural Processes 20%
• Neural Substrates 60%
• New Evidence 20%
• Post-stroke Patients 20%
• Precuneus 20%
• Primary Motor Cortex 20%
• Primary Somatosensory Cortex 20%
• Processing Operations 20%
• Recovery after Stroke 20%
• Relevant Images 20%
• Self-referential Processing 20%
• Stroke Rehabilitation 100%
• Stroke Survivors 40%
• Substrate-mediated 20%
• Visual Illusion 100%

Psychology

• Mental Process 33%
• Motor Control 33%
• Motor Cortex 33%
• Neural Substrate 100%
• Precuneus 33%
• Somatosensory Cortex 33%
• Stroke Patient 33%
• Stroke Rehabilitation 100%

Neuroscience

• Brain Imaging 40%
• Cerebellum 20%
• Illusion 40%
• Motor Control 20%
• Precuneus 20%
• Primary Motor Cortex 20%
• Somatosensory Cortex 20%
• Visual Illusion 100%