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Multimodal Neurorehabilitation Including Auditory EEG Neurofeedback: A Proof of Concept Tested After Resection of a Giant Olfactory Groove Meningioma

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Check out this Knowledge Base article from StressTherapy Solutions: Multimodal Neurorehabilitation Including Auditory EEG Neurofeedback: A Proof of Concept Tested After Resection of a Giant Olfactory Groove Meningioma.

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Study at a glance

Area
Stroke & Rehabilitation
Study type
Case study
Authors
Romita A, Spina RP, Li Volsi N, Cacciapaglia C, Manippa V, Schiavariello MC, Soleto L, Fiore P, Speranzon L, De Trane S, Taurisano P, Lagravinese G
Journal
Brain Sciences
Year
2026
Participants
1
Population
Adults
Protocol
Auditory SMR/theta training at Cz
Sessions
20 sessions over 4 weeks

Key findings

  • Improvements in global cognition, executive function and verbal recall
  • Gains in functional independence and mobility
  • Session EEG showed reduced theta and increased SMR/theta ratio
  • Resting 19-channel EEG showed lower theta and higher SMR and beta

DOI 10.3390/brainsci16101022 → PubMed 42939275 →

A 53-year-old man recovering from removal of a large brain tumour received 20 rehabilitation sessions combining auditory SMR/theta neurofeedback, cognitive training and physiotherapy. He improved in cognition, independence and mobility, with EEG showing less theta and more SMR, but as a single uncontrolled case the neurofeedback's specific effect is unknown.