Bimanual Movements and Chronic Stroke Rehabilitation: Looking Back and Looking Forward
Abstract
Executing voluntary motor actions in the upper extremities after a stroke is frequently challenging and frustrating. Although spontaneous motor recovery can occur, reorganizing the activation of the primary motor cortex and supplementary motor area takes a considerable amount of time involving effective rehabilitation interventions. Based on motor control theory and experience-dependent neural plasticity, stroke protocols centered on bimanual...
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Title
Bimanual Movements and Chronic Stroke Rehabilitation: Looking Back and Looking Forward
Published Date
Nov 17, 2021
Journal
Volume
11
Issue
22
Pages
10858 - 10858
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