Table 1 A priori dichotomization of subspecialties
From: Clinician awareness of brain computer interfaces: a Canadian national survey
Specialty | Subspecialties | |
|---|---|---|
“BCI-related” | “Non-BCI-related” | |
Adult Neurology | • Spinal cord injury • Stroke • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis • Cerebral palsy • Critical care/emergency neurology • Neuromuscular disorders | • Alzheimer’s disease • Acquired brain injury/traumatic brain injury • Behavioural neurology • Brain tumour • Epilepsy • Headache/migraine • Movement disorders • Multiple sclerosis • Neuro-ophthalmology • Neuro-oncology • Pain/palliative • Sleep disorders |
Pediatric Neurology | • Spinal cord injury • Stroke and perinatal stroke • Cerebral palsy • Critical care/emergency neurology • Neuromuscular disorders | • Acquired brain injury/traumatic brain injury • Behavioural neurology • Brain tumour • Epilepsy • Headache/migraine • Movement disorders • Multiple sclerosis • Neuro-ophthalmology • Neuro-oncology • Pain/palliative • Sleep disorders |
Physiatry | • Spasticity management • Spinal cord injury • Stroke • Neuromuscular disorders • Prosthetics and orthotics | • Acquired brain injury/traumatic brain injury • Electrodiagnostic medicine • Geriatric rehabilitation • Musculoskeletal medicine • Paediatric rehabilitation • Pain management • Pulmonary, cardiac and cancer rehabilitation • Rheumatology |