Research progress on the detection and motor rehabilitation intervention of Parkinson's disease based on sensorimotor integration deficits
KANG Qianruo
LI Kaiyu
JI Xuanyi
XU Jin
Abstract：Parkinson's disease(PD)is a common neurodegenerative disorder.Its pathogenesis remains unclear,and challenges persist in achieving precise detection and effective rehabilitation.Traditional clinical rating scales are limited by subjectivity and low sensitivity in early stages.In recent years,research on the neural mechanisms underlying sensorimotor integration(SMI)deficits in PD has advanced,and novel detection technologies based on surface electromyography(sEMG),inertial measurement units(IMU)and e-lectroencephalogram(EEG)have provided new tools for objective assessment,while also driving technological innovation in rehabilita-tion interventions.This paper systematically reviews the SMI deficits in PD,along with research progress in neural detection technolo-gies and rehabilitation strategies within this framework.It focuses on detection methods grounded in SMI and closed-loop neuromodula-tion interventions,and discusses their application prospects and future directions in personalized and precise rehabilitation for PD.
Keywords：Parkinson's diseaseSensorimotor integration deficitsNeural mechanismDetectionRehabilitation intervention
Publication Date：2026-04-30
Online Publishing Date：2026-09-11(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 163-167 )