Hemiparetic Stroke Rehabilitation Using Avatar and Electrical Stimulation Basedon Non-invasive Brain Computer Interface
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Rupert Ortner | Ren Xu | Christoph Guger | Woosang Cho | Nensi Murovec | Manuela Zehetner | Stefan Schobesberger | R. Ortner | W. Cho | C. Guger | Nensi Murovec | Alex | er Heilinger | Ren Xu | Manuela Zehetner | Stefan Schobesberger | er Heilinger
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