Neurophysiologic Assessment Of Proprioceptive Deficit and Altered Visuo-Propioceptive Processing Post-Stroke​ (Soon)
We are using measures of ascending nerve fiber transmission/reception and sensorimotor processing in key multisensory regions of the brain to identify markers of proprioceptive deficit and altered visuo-proprioceptive processing post-stroke. The repercussions of (multi)sensory deficit on goal directed action and central processing post-stroke are poorly understood. This project may provide novel measures to advance future sensorimotor research. Eligibility  1) First-time clinical cortical or subcortical stroke 2) Chronic (>6mo) recovery stage 3) Intact dorsal column-medial lemniscal pathway (SSEP+).  4) Must speak and understand English 5) All participants will need to have normal or corrected to normal visual acuity