Does fractional anisotropy predict motor imagery neurofeedback performance in healthy older adults?
Motor imagery neurofeedback training has been proposed as a potential add-on therapy for motor impairment after stroke, but not everyone benefits from it. Previous work has used white matter integrity to predict motor imagery neurofeedback aptitude in healthy young adults. We set out to test this ap...
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Frontiers Media
2019
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