Computer-based cognitive stimulation for posttraumatic cognitive impairment: a clinical case

The paper describes a clinical case of applying a set of computer-based stimulation programs for cognitive impairment arising from severe open traumatic brain injury (TBI). It demonstrates the rehabilitation capabilities of a set of «Neurotechnology+» stimulation programs for correction of cognitive deficits in patients with dysregulated moderate cognitive impairment resulting from experienced severe open TBI. It is noted that the use of a set of the programs contributed to the improvement of impaired regulatory and neurodynamic functions, the expansion of phonemic and semantic speech activity, and the improvement of memory processes. The described case suggests that computer-based cognitive training has a positive impact on cognitive recovery after post-traumatic brain injury