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As stroke is a leading cause of serious disabilities in the world, new rehabilitation techniques are necessary to minimize the negative effect of this disease. Based on that, the cited article investigates the efficacy and effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) on motor imagery brain-computer with robotic feedback for stroke rehabilitation [1]. The exact mechanism by which tDCS modulates brain excitability to induce plasticity and promote subsequent behavioral gains is not totally clear. It has been demonstrated that facilitation of cortical excitability can be achieved with anodal stimulation and inhibition with cathodal stimulation. Both inhibition of excitability in the contralesional hemisphere and facilitation of excitability in the ipsilesional hemisphere have been shown to improve motor performance in stroke [2].

international journal of neurorehabilitation

Facilitating Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Motor Imagery Brain-Computer Interface with Robotic Feedback for Stroke Rehabilitation