Background During post-stroke motor rehabilitation, patients often receive feedback from
therapists or via rehabilitation technologies. Research suggests that feedback may benefit …

Background While it is evident that stroke impairs motor control, it remains unclear whether
stroke impacts motor adaptation—the ability to flexibly modify movements in response to …

Here we report and comment on the magnitudes of post-stroke impairment reduction
currently observed using new neurotechnologies. We argue that neurotechnology's best use …

Background It has long been of interest to characterize the components of the motor
abnormality in the arm after stroke. One approach has been to decompose the hemiparesis …

Background and Objectives The classic and singular pattern of distal greater than proximal
upper extremity motor deficits after acute stroke does not account for the distinct structural …

Robotic devices are commonly used to quantify sensorimotor function of the upper limb after
stroke; however, the availability and cost of such devices make it difficult to facilitate …

Stability of precision grip depends on the ability to regulate forces applied by the digits.
Increased frequency composition and temporal irregularity of oscillations in the force signal …

Malnutrition after stroke may lessen the beneficial effects of rehabilitation on motor recovery
through influences on both brain and skeletal muscle. Enriched rehabilitation (ER), a …

Background Current approaches to characterizing deficits in upper limb movements after
stroke typically focus either on changes in a functional measure, for example, how well a …

Introduction Stroke-induced upper limb disabilities can be characterized by both motor
impairments and activity limitations, commonly assessed using Fugl-Meyer Motor …