Current clinical services are struggling to provide the most favorable rehabilitation treatment
for patients with stroke, which inspired researchers to investigate and explore the use of …

Spasticity of the biceps brachii muscle was assessed using the modified Ashworth Scale
(MAS), Myotonometry and repeated passive stretch techniques, respectively. Fourteen …

BACKGROUND: Large number of patients with first-ever stroke developed spasticity.
Spasticity can reduce the range of motion, hinder voluntary movements, provoke pain, and …

Introduction: Spasticity acts as a limiting factor in motor and functional recovery after Stroke,
impairing the performance of daily living activities. Objective: To analyze the influence of …

Purpose: Timing deficits can have a negative impact on the lives of survivors post-chronic
stroke. Studies evaluating ways to improve timing post stroke are scarce. The goal of the …

The pendulum test is a method applied to measure passive resistance of the knee. A new
and simple pendulum test with instrumentation based on infrared camera was used to …

Background/aim: Spasticity is generally defined as a sensory-motor control disorder.
However, there is no pathophysiological mechanism or appropriate measurement and …

Objectives: This study aims to investigate the incidence and severity of spasticity in patients
with traumatic spinal cord injury (TSCI) from the perspective of both patients and physicians …

Problem: Although early intensive therapy is important for those with upper extremity deficits
after stroke, use of the SaeboFlex orthosis to assist with recovery after discharge from …

Background: Stroke is emerging as a leading cause of preventable death and disability in
adults in many developing countries. One important aspect of self-care is the oral health …