Brain Injury
Brain injuries can result from trauma or a strong shock to the head, accident, or disease, and may affect different cognitive functions and motor. Some types of injuries include contusions, hemorrhages, strokes, brain tumors, injuries, post-surgical, injury, poisoning, among others. Whatever the injury, it is a serious medical emergency that causes primary brain damage at the time of the impact and brain injury secondary to the time. Despite the inherent ability of the brain to heal, some damage post-conmocionales are so severe that the brain tissue is damaged and can cause symptoms that vary widely, ranging from problems in cognitive abilities even in personality traits, difficulties in the control of motor, sensory, and language.
Neurofeedback for Brain Lesions:
Neurofeedback can be a valuable tool in the rehabilitation of any of the brain injury to help restore brain function and improve neuroplasticity. This approach works to optimize the activity in the affected areas of the brain, supporting the recovery of cognitive abilities, emotional, linguistic, and motor. To promote a better regulation of the brain, neurofeedback speeds up the process of rehabilitation and improving the quality of life of those who have suffered a brain injury.
