Network-oriented neurorehabilitation after stroke: a paradigmatic approach.
Fabio M Conti, Roger Gassert, Naz Doganci, Adrian G Guggisberg
This is a conceptual framework paper, not a study.
It proposes a five-phase model for designing stroke rehabilitation exercises around brain-network principles and reviews existing evidence for the CMR approach. It does not test anything or report new patient data.
What this paper is
This is a narrative review and conceptual framework paper. It proposes a theoretical model for network-oriented stroke rehabilitation and synthesizes existing literature, but does not report original research: no participants were recruited, no intervention was delivered by the authors, and no data were collected. Its contribution is a proposed framework and a discussion of prior studies, not empirical findings.
Declared interests
Funded by the University of Geneva. No industry sponsorship or author conflicts of interest are declared in the text provided.
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