Rhythmic upper-limb therapy improves both rhythmic and discrete movement features after stroke

Leconte, Patricia;Ronsse, Renaud
(2014) 13th Belgian day on biomedical engineering — Location: Bruxelles (28.November.2014)

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Rhythmic and discrete movements are two fundamental classes of upper-limb movements recruiting, at least partially, distinct neural circuitries. Current post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation focuses on intensive task-oriented movement leaving aside rhythmic arm movement. The present study aims at determining whether rhythmic arm training should be part of post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation.
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Leconte, P., & Ronsse, R. (2014). Rhythmic upper-limb therapy improves both rhythmic and discrete movement features after stroke. 13th Belgian day on biomedical engineering, Bruxelles. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/268216