A pilot study evaluating use of a computer-assisted neurorehabilitation platform for upper-extremity stroke assessment.

J Neuroeng Rehabil · 2009 · PMC2705666 · PMID 19476637

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There is also a significant difference with SS metric and a strong trend in the differences with PTT (p = 0.149) and SM (p = 0.105) metrics between control and high functional stroke group, which suggest that the performance of able-bodied subjects in the trajectory tracking task tend to be more accurate (PTT), stable (PTT) and with better speed consistency (SM, SS) than high functional stroke subjects.

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