[PDF] Top 20 Comparison of Sensorimotor Retraining Methods by Movement Therapy Based on Limitations in Upper Extremity Function in Patients with Chronic Stroke

... motor function test, it can be said at 95% confidence level that the sensorimotor trainingtherapy and CIMT therapy improve the upper extremity function in patients with ... See full document

... induced movement therapy are efficacious for upper extremity hemiparesis in chronic stroke patients in comparison to conventional ...proximal upper ... See full document

... and comparison of these interventions are important to resolve patient`s ...of extremity casting was more effective than conventional methods such as passive range of motion exercises and static ... See full document

... concerning movement performance [15] can be measured objectively with integrated sensors of many robot ...in stroke survivors is important to study the effectiveness of different rehabilitation training ... See full document

... paretic upper limb includes task training with high repetitions and an increasing level of difficulty between sessions, which vary between patients ...session based on their daily routine. Restraint ... See full document

... Mirror therapy on functional improvement in stroke ...Mirror therapy provides proper visual input that substitute for the often decreased or absent proprioceptive ...Mirror therapy may also ... See full document

... and Methods: This study is a one group pre-test and post-test quasi-experimental design, in which with the convenience sampling, 16 chronic stroke subjects were included in the ...weeks. ... See full document

... motor function of the affected arm among 20 chronic stroke patients at ...hand function test, and Box and Block Test (BBT) to measure spasticity and motor ... See full document

... [3,68]. Sensorimotor integration has been proven to be an important condition for motor learning ...that patients who have substantial corticospi- nal tract damage are more likely to restore ... See full document

... in upper limb function is central to post- stroke rehabilitation as it positively affects ADL and quality of life ...post-stroke upper limb rehabilitation [23] despite systematic ... See full document

... We developed the MusicGlove, a music-based rehabili- tation device to help people regain hand function both in the clinic and at home [33,34] (Figure 1). It is an in- strumented glove that requires the user ... See full document

... therapist based on the testing and stayed the same during the 6-minute training ...Seven chronic subjects had grasping assistance, 4 had catching assistance and 5 had tunnel ... See full document

... We initially tested a workbook version of the CARE-CITE intervention in the outpatient rehabilitation clinic using a one-group, quasi-experimental design study with 7 CP and SS dyads (SS were > 9 month ... See full document

... the chronic phase, that is, six months or more after the event, the aim is to maintain and, if pos- sible, further improve the achieved results of rehabilita- tion ...many stroke patients suffer from ... See full document

... constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) [12, 13], and interactive video games [14], there is evidence that VR-wise interventions, which require repetitive and task-specific activities, could improve the ... See full document

... all patients difficult. Mirror therapy can be recommended to improve upper-extremity functions in stroke patients as it is simple, inexpensive and ...on movement to ... See full document

... distal upper extremity were better using VR-based rehabilitation than using conventional rehabilitation, according to the FMA-dist and JTT-total ...distal upper extremity using ... See full document

... self-perceived function and less use of the impaired arm and hand at three months post stroke, although the pa- tients were considered as being fully recovered based on objective ...two ... See full document

... in stroke and some of the literatures are not providing successful ...mirror therapy decreases over the time, they identified that simple movement of the limbs makes the patients bored and ... See full document

... to chronic stroke patients and described improvements of function scales (Fugl Meyer Assessment, Motricity Index) and activity scales ...Manual Function Test, Wolf Motor Function ... See full document