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Screening sham mirror‑therapy materials using fNIRS: protocol for an acute within‑participant randomised crossover mechanistic study

2026-08-25

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Abstract Introduction Selecting an appropriate sham control is a key challenge in trials of mirror therapy, specifically paradigms using mirror visual feedback (MVF), because visually similar control conditions may still elicit mirror-related cortical responses. This protocol describes an acute mechanistic, within-participant fNIRS screening study designed to identify the sham mirror-therapy material condition wi...

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a7870f1f-ac29-5298-b212-9cf1d9bc1c5e
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10.64898/2026.08.23.26361088
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