Mirror Therapy versus Dual-Task Training on Motor Functions in MCA

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Quasi-experimental trial shows enhanced motor improvement with mirror therapy over dual-task training in MCA patients.

Mirror therapy resulted in a significant increase in FMA-UE scores, indicating superior motor recovery.
Dual-task training also improved upper limb function, but to a lesser extent compared to mirror therapy.
This study involved 32 MCA stroke survivors, all of whom had similar baseline motor function before intervention.
Both rehabilitation techniques support neuroplasticity principles, but mirror therapy demonstrated greater effectiveness.

Venugopal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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