(UC News) – TBIs can cause motor and physical functioning difficulties, and current treatments can help address these difficulties in the long term. But cognitive impairments following a TBI — including difficulty with attention, critical thinking and memory — last longer than physical impairments, with limited options for rehabilitation.
Basu, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, has been awarded an $810,000 Army Medical Research Grant to conduct a pilot clinical trial testing noninvasive electrical brain stimulation as a cognitive rehabilitation method. CONTINUE