Beyond stroke: Impact of the lesion side on the recovery of between-hands coordination

Discussion Because the RHD patients were less prematurely coordinated again during bimanual movements than the LHD patients, they may benefit differently from a bimanual rehabilitation, and especially from the simultaneous involvement of the ipsilesional UL. It becomes necessary to investigate to what extent this difference due to lesion side may be integrated into the design of rehabilitation protocols.
Source: Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine - Category: Rehabilitation Source Type: research
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