Neuroimaging and Stimulation for Rehabilitation Part 2: Clinical Application
Presented by Michael Borich
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Michael Borich
Dr. Michael Borich is an assistant professor in the Division of Physical Therapy, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine in the Emory University School of Medicine. He has a secondary appointment in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering, a joint Emory/Georgia Tech department, and also in the Parker H.…
Chapters & learning objectives
1. Using Brain Imaging to Identify Stroke-Related Changes in Structure and Function
It is now known that the brain maintains the capacity to reorganize and recover after stroke. This chapter will summarize the seminal brain imaging findings that have redefined how we conceptualize the processes underlying stroke recovery.
2. Using Brain Imaging to Detect Changes in the Brain After Concussion
This chapter will cover the latest neuroimaging findings that are improving our understanding of how the brain is affected by concussion. Potential imaging biomarkers that are sensitive to post-concussion recovery milestones will be identified.
3. Informing Rehabilitation with Brain Imaging
This chapter will summarize and identify the rehabilitation applications of the content previously covered regarding brain imaging in heath and disease. Specific examples of current and future uses of imaging data to directly inform clinical practice will be highlighted.
