Biomarqueurs cérébraux fonctionnels non invasifs de la performance motrice : supervision cérébrale pour la rééducation motrice en infirmité motrice cérébrale

For several years, studies have investigated non-invasive functional brain biomarkers derived from EEG signals in healthy people. Such biomarkers allow assessment of cortical dynamics in relation to the level of motor performance. Thus, similar biomarkers could be specifically engineered for persons with Cerebral palsy (CP) in order to provide the therapist new rehabilitation tools such as brain monitoring systems. This article presents a brief state-of-the-art research line related to these biomarkers, their current limitations and possible solutions, as well as their potential use for brain monitoring of individuals with CP in rehabilitation settings.