title: Speech improvement in children with cerebral palsy by "brain-computer-hand exoskeleton" neurointerface rehabilitation
abstract: As explained earlier, neurorehabilitation sessions involving the use of the non-invasive “brain – computer – hand exoskeleton” interface reduce hand muscle spasticity and improve motor skills in children with cerebral palsy (CP). However, the changes in the patients’ speech functions and their relationship with the upper limb mobility have not been analyzed. The study was aimed to assess the correlation between the motor and speech functions of children with CP, as well as to detect the changes 
journal: Bulletin of Russian State Medical University