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Effectiveness of the addition of rhythmic or discrete aiming movements training of the upper limbs on motor function and participation after stroke: protocol of a randomized controlled trial
[post]
2019
unpublished
Upper limb disabilities after a stroke compromise the activities of daily living. Several approaches to improve motor control and reduce disability are proposed, including specific unilateral training of the contralesional limb or bilateral training with appropriate equipment and/or robotic assistance. These approaches can be used with rhythmic or discrete movements along with usual therapy, but the most effective approach has never been determined. The objective of this study will be to verify
doi:10.21203/rs.2.9431/v1
fatcat:ho2qvjxnzbdabkn5hzbeqw7feq