Electrophysiological Correlates of Virtual-Reality Applications in the Rehabilitation Setting: New Perspectives for Stroke Patients

Here we reviewed the last evidence on application of electroencephalography (EEG) as a non-invasive and portable neuroimaging method useful to extract hallmarks neuroplasticity induced by virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation approaches in stroke patients. In neurorehabilitation context, VR training has been used extensively hamper effects motor treatments stroke’s brain. The concept underlying therapy is improve brain plasticity engaging users multisensory training. this narrative review, present key concepts protocols applied patients critically discuss challenges EEG signal when endophenotype neurophysiological markers. When technology was magnify recovery, significant EEG-related neural improvements were detected primary circuit either terms power spectral density or time-frequency domains.