Recovering functions after a stroke is not only a clinical goal, but an urgent need for daily life. The evidence has been consistent at one point: early, intensive and activity-oriented rehabilitation improves results. However, in practice a key challenge persists: achieving enough repetition without losing sense. Monotonous or little relevant exercises tend to decrease adherence to treatment and limit learning. It is that the brain does not lea…
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Recovering functions after a stroke is not only a clinical goal, but an urgent need for daily life. The evidence has been consistent at one point: early, intensive and activity-oriented rehabilitation improves results. However, in practice a key challenge persists: achieving enough repetition without losing sense. Monotonous or little relevant exercises tend to decrease adherence to treatment and limit learning. It is that the brain does not lea…