… Citation 58 The hope is that these survivors will live long and functionally independent lives.
In summary, this systematic review reveals that both limbs exhibit deficits in muscle size and …

… Furthermore, loss of muscle in the nonparetic limb is also likely over time as stroke
survivors are known to have a sedentary lifestyle (37). Thus, high-quality longitudinal studies …

… effect of stroke on the structure and recruitment of muscle synergies … muscle activation in
chronic stroke survivors with severe impairment would be associated with alterations in muscle …

… Many comorbid diseases occur more frequently among stroke survivors than among
matched controls.Researchers have addressed the relation of comorbidities with functional …

… Muscle size on the paretic limb of stroke survivors was smaller for all 7 hand muscles
investigated. An … In summary, although muscle atrophy was detected in the paretic limb following …

… Main Outcome Measures: Peak isokinetic torque of the major muscle groups of the affected
lower limb, quadriceps and ankle plantarflexor spasticity, gait speed, rate of stair climbing, …

BACKGROUND: The assessment of strength and its relationships with functional capacity
could contribute to more specific and effective disability management of stroke survivors. …

… limb than the nonparetic limb in stroke survivors… limbs than nonparetic limbs in stroke
survivors. However, while qualitative changes in the upper and lower extremities in stroke survivors …

… In this study, we recorded the EMG signals of the four main lower limb muscles of stroke
survivors and healthy controls during obstacle crossing. Our study demonstrated the activation …

… Our hypothesis was that the affected limb of stroke survivors should have shorter muscle
fascicle length, reduced fascicle excursion, and lower plantar flexor torque production than the …