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Richa Hirendra Rai

2 papers in the library · 7 citations · publishing 2024-2025

Papers

Effects of non-invasive brain stimulation on arousal and alertness among traumatic brain injury patients with disorders of consciousness or persistent vegetative State: a systematic review.

Acta neurologica Belgica June 1, 2025 Nidhi Sharma, Aksh Chahal, Richa Hirendra Rai et al. 4 citations

A systematic review of 11 studies involving 475 patients with traumatic brain injury and disorders of consciousness or persistent vegetative state examined whether non-invasive brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation and transcranial direct current stimulation can improve arousal and alertness. The findings suggest that these techniques may lead to improvements, but the magnitude and duration of effects varied across studies. Further well-controlled research is needed to determine optimal stimulation parameters, long-term effects, and possible combinations with other rehabilitation approaches.

Evading Musculoskeletal Conditions Using Qigong as a Rescue Technique.

Journal of lifestyle medicine February 29, 2024 Swati Mehta, Aksh Chahal, Shikha Malik et al. 3 citations

Qigong, a 3,000-year-old Chinese practice, regulates the body's energy flow through deep breathing, gentle movement, and muscle-strengthening exercises. It induces relaxation, builds stamina, strengthens immunity, improves muscle conditioning, and reduces anxiety and depression. The technique enhances awareness of joint and movement senses and brings healing by regulating energy throughout the body. It also produces regenerating effects through emotional and mental relaxation. Today, Qigong is used globally for treating work- and stress-related musculoskeletal disorders, while its meditative aspects promote peace of mind and spirituality, and vigorous forms include martial arts.