Self-regulation of brain activity and its effect on cognitive function in patients with multiple sclerosis – First insights from an interventional study using neurofeedback

[Neurofeedback] Kober et al.: "Neurofeedback might be a promising and alternative tool for future cognitive rehabilitation." https://t.co/FhG7zdxkla https://t.co/mH2xSwZmKv

RT @ClinicalNeuroph: [Multiple Sclerosis] Kober et al. suggested that successful self-regulation of brain activity on the EEG-based neurofe…

[Multiple Sclerosis] Kober et al. suggested that successful self-regulation of brain activity on the EEG-based neurofeedback training might be associated with cognitive improvements in patients with multiple sclerosis. https://t.co/Hx4kdiRYa1 @UniGraz #Cl

Kober et al.: “A tele-rehabilitation system enables neurofeedback training at home. #Neurofeedback may be a promising and alternative tool for future cognitive rehabilitation.” https://t.co/Hx4kdiRYa1 #Telemedicine #COVID19 #ClinicalNeuroph https://t.co/EF