Roberto Piedade

TL;DR: This review focuses on the basic concepts of EEG-based BCI, the main advances in communication, motor control restoration and the downregulation of cortical activity, and the mirror neuron system (MNS) in the context of BCI and suggests that emerging ideas related to clinical neurorehabilitation of severely limited patients will generate viable clinical applications in the near future.

TL;DR: Results indicated a significant absolute power increase in beta after exercise at frontal (Fp1, F3 and F4) and central (C4) areas, which might be related to increased cortical activation.

TL;DR: The results showed no evidence of a relationship between frontal asymmetry, quality of life and depression in the elderly and future studies on frontal asymmetric should carefully consider the effects of age.

TL;DR: Assessing differences between depressed and normal elderly subjects on alpha asymmetry, and observing the correlations of this measure with depressive symptoms and quality of life found the relationship between depression and frontal asymmetry was better observed in healthy elderly.

TL;DR: The studies showed how the interaction among vision, proprioception and motor commands promotes the recruitment of mirror neurons, thus providing cortical reorganization and functional recovery of post-stroke patients.