The pathophysiology of the brain-lung interactions are complex and involve inflammation, neurodegeneration and disruptions into the respiratory control system. Recently, it has been suggested that noninvasive brain stimulation could be a valuable tool for the management of the early and post acute phase of patients with respiratory dysfunction. In this session, we will provide data that supports the use of HD-tDCS as an useful therapeutic approach for modulating the respiratory function at the neurophysiological and clinical levels.
Research Category and Technology and Methods: Clinical Research: 9. Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS)
Keywords: Brain–lung interactions, Respiratory modulation, Non-invasive brain stimulation, Rehabilitation
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