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Kinematic analysis of virtual reality task intensity induced by a rehabilitation robotic system in stroke patients

Simkins et al., 2013

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1920520070441656774
Author
Simkins M
Roldan J
Kim H
Abrams G
Byl N
Rosen J
Publication year
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Dynamic Systems and Control Conference

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Robotic systems provide a paradigm shift in maximizing neural plasticity as part of human motor control recovery following stroke. Such a system shifts the treatment from therapist dependent to patient dependent by its potential to increase the treatment dose and intensity …
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