Hege Ihle‐Hansen

This study evaluates the effectiveness of combining cognitive training with tDCS in stroke survivors, finding significant training effects but no additional benefit from tDCS, and no strong link between pre-training brain activation and cognitive gains.

This study investigates the relationship between post-stroke fatigue and brain disconnectivity in chronic stroke patients, finding no significant associations with disconnectome measures or lesion characteristics.

This study evaluates TVA parameters in chronic stroke patients to assess short-term memory capacity, processing speed, and perceptual threshold, showing group differences and cognitive training benefits.

The paper analyzes functional brain networks in sub-acute stroke patients and healthy controls during rest and attentive tracking, finding task-dependent connectivity changes but no group classification differences.

This study tests if brain age prediction can predict cognitive outcomes and response to training in stroke patients, but finds no significant associations.

This study uses drift diffusion modeling to identify the cognitive phenotype of post-stroke fatigue by analyzing response time data from the Attention Network Test.