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Conclusions. The only nonpharmacological intervention to be administered during sleep in a neurological population to improve physical rehabilitation outcomes was found to be CPAP. This review was complicated by the variety of outcome measures used, lack of physical rehabilitation description, and CPAP compliance. In general, participants who had acceptable to good CPAP compliance saw the largest improvements in physical rehabilitation outcomes. Several other promising methods of brain stimulation during sleep are discussed

rehabilitation, sleep, CPAP, stroke, transcranial direct current stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, targeted memory reactivation, rhythmic auditory stimulation, neuromodulation, occupational therapy, physical therapy, motor learning, memory, consolidation, memory consolidation

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