The existing shortage of therapists and caregivers assisting physically disabled individuals
at home is expected to increase and become serious problem in the near future. The patient …

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While a number of devices have recently been developed to facilitate hand rehabilitation
after stroke, most place some restrictions on movement of the digits or arm. Thus, a novel …

This paper presents a soft robotic glove designed to assist individuals with functional grasp
pathologies in performing activities of daily living. The glove utilizes soft fabric-regulated …

Background At 6 months poststroke, most patients cannot incorporate their affected hand
into daily activities, which in turn is likely to reduce their perceived quality of life. Objective …

As the number of patients with impaired nerves is continuously increasing day by day
around the globe, rehabilitation training by the physical therapist is more time-consuming …

Objective: To evaluate individual finger synchronized robot-assisted hand rehabilitation in
stroke patients. Design: Prospective parallel group randomized controlled clinical trial …

In this paper, we present a soft robotic glove designed to augment hand rehabilitation for
stroke patients with clenched fist deformity. The robotic glove provides active finger …

Purpose. To determine the evidence for bilateral therapy interventions aimed at improving
upper limb (UL) function in adults with a range of UL activity limitations due to a first time …

End-effector-based robots are widely adopted by physiotherapists and caregivers as support
in the delivery of the rehabilitation training to the patient. The validation of these devices …