Precise and objective assessments of upper limb movement quality after strokes in
functional task conditions are an important prerequisite to improve understanding of the …

Neurorehabilitation is progressively shifting from purely in-clinic treatment to therapy that is
provided in both clinical and home-based settings. This transition generates a pressing …

Upper-limb paresis is the most common motor impairment post stroke. Current solutions to
automate the assessment of upper-limb impairment impose a number of critical burdens on …

Background: Arm use metrics derived from wrist-mounted movement sensors are widely
used to quantify the upper limb performance in real-life conditions of individuals with stroke …

The authors evaluated a method for measuring abnormal upper-limb motor performance in
post-stroke hemiparetic subjects. A servomechanism (MIME) moved the forearm in simple …

Background Upper-limb impairments in stroke patients are usually measured in clinical
setting using standard clinical assessment. In addition, kinematic analysis using opto …

In patients after stroke, ability of the upper limb is commonly assessed with standardised
clinical tests that provide a complete upper limb assessment. This paper presents …

Quantitative evaluation of motor function is of great demand for monitoring clinical outcome
of applied interventions and further guiding the establishment of therapeutic protocol. This …

In clinical settings, traditional stroke rehabilitation evaluation methods are subjectively
scored by occupational therapists, and the assessment results vary individually. To address …

Background In the evaluation of upper limb impairment post stroke there remains a gap
between detailed kinematic analyses with expensive motion capturing systems and common …