Submovements grow larger, fewer, and more blended during stroke recovery.
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Assessing upper extremity motor function in practice of virtual activities of daily livingKinematic decomposition and classification of octopus arm movements.Coordination changes demonstrated by subjects with hemiparesis performing hand-arm training using the NJIT-RAVR robotically assisted virtual rehabilitation system.Characterizing and predicting submovements during human three-dimensional arm reachesComparing integrated training of the hand and arm with isolated training of the same effectors in persons with stroke using haptically rendered virtual environments, a randomized clinical trialCatching a ball at the right time and place: individual factors matterSubmovement composition of head movement.Intention tremor and deficits of sensory feedback control in multiple sclerosis: a pilot studyRobotically facilitated virtual rehabilitation of arm transport integrated with finger movement in persons with hemiparesisLearning in a virtual environment using haptic systems for movement re-education: can this medium be used for remodeling other behaviors and actions?Use of a robotic device for the rehabilitation of severe upper limb paresis in subacute stroke: exploration of patient/robot interactions and the motor recovery process.Robotic and clinical evaluation of upper limb motor performance in patients with Friedreich's Ataxia: an observational study.A comparison of motor adaptations to robotically facilitated upper extremity task practice demonstrated by children with cerebral palsy and adults with strokeSensitivity of smoothness measures to movement duration, amplitude, and arrests.Learning, not adaptation, characterizes stroke motor recovery: evidence from kinematic changes induced by robot-assisted therapy in trained and untrained task in the same workspace.Spatiotemporal dynamics of online motor correction processing revealed by high-density electroencephalography.A comparison of functional and impairment-based robotic training in severe to moderate chronic stroke: a pilot study.Component-Level Tuning of Kinematic Features From Composite Therapist Impressions of Movement Quality.Dynamic primitives in the control of locomotion.Transitions between discrete and rhythmic primitives in a unimanual task.Origins of submovements in movements of elderly adults.Dynamic primitives of motor behavior.Parameters and Measures in Assessment of Motor Learning in Neurorehabilitation; A Systematic Review of the Literature.Velocity neurons improve performance more than goal or position neurons do in a simulated closed-loop BCI arm-reaching task.Dynamic structure of locomotor behavior in walking fruit flies.MIT-Skywalker: considerations on the Design of a Body Weight Support System.Predicting the initiation of minimum-jerk submovements in three-dimensional target-oriented human arm trajectories.Movement structure in young and elderly adults during goal-directed movements of the left and right armA computational analysis of motor synergies by dynamic response decomposition.Dance program for physical rehabilitation and participation in children with cerebral palsy.Pattern of improvement in upper limb pointing task kinematics after a 3-month training program with robotic assistance in stroke.Proximal-distal differences in movement smoothness reflect differences in biomechanics.Moving slowly is hard for humans: limitations of dynamic primitives.
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Submovements grow larger, fewer, and more blended during stroke recovery.
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Submovements grow larger, fewer, and more blended during stroke recovery
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Brandon Rohrer
Hermano Igo Krebs
Neviller Hogan
Susan Fasoli
Walter R Frontera
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10.1123/MCJ.8.4.472
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2004-10-01T00:00:00Z