… the number of synergies did not consistently change with the recovery of motor function in
subacute stroke patients. The merging and fractionation of the synergies during gait occurred …

… a patient’s muscle synergy profile, it may be possible to identify a patient’s functional deficit,
track rehabilitation … molecular biology, a patient’s muscle synergy profile could possibly allow …

… In this report, we focus on upper-limb muscle synergies of a group of patients with stroke (n …
A more challenging task, however, is to develop more effective rehabilitation procedures on …

… is newly constructed or simply adapted from existing synergies is a long-… muscle synergies
during recovery from moderate stroke most likely represent an adaptation of existing synergies…

… modifications of muscle synergies. In this regard, modifications of muscle synergies appeared
to be influenced by the different recovering mechanisms across patients presumably due …

… At least in principle, these models could serve: (i) To provide testable hypotheses on the
nature of recovery; (ii) To predict the recovery of individual patients; (iii) To design …

… of muscle synergy between patients under synergy 2 is more stable (the flexor is the active …
rehabilitation monitoring of muscle synergy in different Brunnstrom stages stroke patients was …

… will likely require integration of muscle synergy concepts, patient-specific … muscle synergy
analysis has been applied to stroke rehabilitation with the goal of assessing whether muscle …

… rehabilitation method that analysed the patient’s muscle synergy and walking posture. A …
Following rehabilitation, the patient’s muscle synergy and walking posture were measured in a …

… In order to comprehensively evaluate the muscle synergy performance of post-stroke patients,
a spatiotemporal feature module is proposed in this paper. To accurately quantify motor …