Does cortical stimulation facilitate motor learning after stroke?

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We are inviting people with Stroke to participate in a research study

to examine how the brain learns new movements. This research will

be conducted at the University of British Columbia. If you are eligi-

ble and decide to participate, you will complete 9 sessions that in-

volve practicing new movements using your stroke affected arm after

you receive stimulation to your brain. Each visit will last about 1-2

hours. You may also have two MRI scans, one on day 1 and one on

This research is being conducted by Dr. Lara Boyd PT, PhD, CRC, Director of the Brain Behavior Labora-

tory. If you are interested or have questions related to the research at the Brain Behavior Laboratory please

contact her lab personnel.          Contact Phone #: (604) 827-3369