Impact of Multiple Modes of Visual Occlusion on Static and Dynamic Postural Control
It can be stated that different stroboscopic modes have distinct effects on static and dynamic postural control.
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It can be stated that different stroboscopic modes have distinct effects on static and dynamic postural control.
The results point to method-dependent, region-specific sensor-level EEG differences across migraine, TTH, and control groups that are best viewed as candidate neurophysiological signatures rather than clinically ready biomarkers.
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