Therapeutic intervention using neuromechanical capacity (strength) in the repetitive practice of close-to-normal movements can directly address weakness and effectively restore motor control.
Exploring post-stroke upper extremity strength
Therapeutic intervention using neuromechanical capacity (strength) in the repetitive practice of close-to-normal movements can directly address weakness and effectively restore motor control.
Exploring post-stroke upper extremity strength
Lower extremity resistance exercise, more commonly prescribed post stroke, has demonstrated improvement in functional tasks for rising from a chair, walking and stair climbing. Increasing strength for the upper extremity in hemiparetic patients has only been recently been studied.
Hemiparetic Attachment for Shoulder
Shoulder Patterns: Abduction/Adduction
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Shoulder Patterns: Flexion/Extension
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Hemiparetic Attachment for Shoulder and Elbow
Shoulder Patterns: Internal/External Rotation
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Elbow Patterns: Extension/Flexion
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Hemiparetic Attachment for Wrist
Wrist Patterns: Extension/Flexion
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