Published September 22, 2026, in Clinical EEG and Neuroscience, this study compared 30 stroke rehabilitation participants with 17 unimpaired adults.
Why replication matters Resting EEG near admission and discharge reproduced earlier links between slow-frequency activity, injury and motor recovery. Elevated delta coherence between motor regions declined during rehabilitation, approaching the control pattern.
What comes next Independent replication helps build dependable measurement tools. This observational study did not test neurofeedback or establish that altering EEG improves recovery. Individual prediction and clinical decision-making require further validation.
Source and disclosure Authoritative abstract checked; funding and conflicts were unavailable. Prepared with AI assistance and source-checked September 23, 2026.