This article discusses recent evidence supporting the use of action observation therapy and
motor imagery practice for rehabilitation of Parkinson's disease. A main question that …

Ensuring proper dosage of treatment and repetition over time is a major challenge in
neurorehabilitation. However, a requirement of physical distancing to date compromises …

Researchers from multiple disciplines have studied the simulation of actions through motor
imagery, action observation, or their combination. Procedures used in these studies vary …

Parkinson's disease (PD) is characterized by a progressive impairment of motor skills with
deterioration of autonomy in daily living activities. Physiotherapy is regarded as an adjuvant …

Background. Parkinson's disease (PD) causes difficulties with hand movements, which few
studies have addressed therapeutically. Training with action observation (AO) and motor …

Research on action understanding in cognitive neuroscience has led to the identification of
a wide “action understanding network” mainly encompassing parietal and premotor cortical …

OBJECTIVE: The observation of a voluntary movement executed by another person is
associated with an alpha and beta EEG desynchronization over the motor cortex, thought to …

The finding of mirror neurons (MNs) has provided a biological substrate to a new concept of
cognition, relating data on actions and perceptions not only to integrate perception in action …

Objectives A common behavioural symptom of Parkinson׳ s disease (PD) is reduced step
length (SL). Whilst sensory cueing strategies can be effective in increasing SL and reducing …

Parkinson's disease (PD) is known to affect the brain motor circuits involving the basal
ganglia (BG) and to induce, among other signs, general slowness and paucity of …