Keywords
Hand function rehabilitation
Biofeedback technology
Occupational therapy
Neuroplasticity
Submitted : 2025-12-01
Accepted : 2025-12-16
Published : 2025-12-31
Abstract
Hand function impairment after stroke has become a key and difficult issue in clinical rehabilitation due to complex neural innervation and a long recovery cycle. Biofeedback technology combined with occupational therapy can make up for the limitations of single therapy and provide a new solution for hand function rehabilitation after stroke. This paper systematically sorts out the theoretical basis and clinical research progress of biofeedback technology combined with occupational therapy in hand function rehabilitation after stroke, and looks forward to the future development direction, aiming to provide reference for clinical rehabilitation practice and scientific research.
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