Effective stroke rehabilitation requires high-dose, repetitive-task training, especially during the early recovery phase. However, the usability of upper-limb rehabilitation technology in acute and subacute stroke survivors remains relatively unexplored.
doi:10.2478/rehab-2014-0035Kacper OlakKlinika Neurologii, Wydział Nauki o Zdrowiu, Warszawski Uniwersytet MedycznyMaria KłodaZakład Rehabilitacji, Oddział Fizjoterapii, II Wydział Lekarski, Warszawski Uniwersytet MedycznyStanisław Szlufik...
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Dr. Kang has authored several recent publications, including “Upper extremity rehabilitation of stroke: Facilitation of corticospinal excitability using virtual mirror paradigm” (First author, J NeuroEng Rehab, Oct 4, 2012), “Development of virtual reality proprioceptive rehabilitation system for stroke...
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However, enriched grasp exercises designed for chronic patients’ treatments are usually not suitable for the sub-acute phase. In the next sections we describe the design process, the technological outcome, and clinical outcome of the interim analysis. Specifically, in Materials and Methods, we ...
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, and the actual time practiced remained unchanged. In Session 15, the actual time practiced showed changes only in the assist-as-needed modality: −13 (23) % (vs. Session 1,p= 0.013). This description of changes in quantitative-practice-related variables when using different robotic ...