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A novel and clinically feasible instrument for quantifying upper Limb muscle tone and motor function via indirect measure methods

Hsu et al., 2021

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5146542907183259459
Author
Hsu C
Lin Y
Hsu H
Chieh H
Lin C
Ling S
Su F
Kuo L
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IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine

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Objective: Quantifying muscle tone is often based on a tester's subjective judgment in clinical settings. There is, however, a lack of suitable tools that can be used to objectively assess muscle tone. This study thus introduces a reliable, clinically-feasible device, called …
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