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Clinic to Home Robotics-assisted Telerehabilitation for Upper Limb (CHISEL)
Hemiparetic weakness is common after stroke and only a small group of patients achieve useful upper limb function despite best rehabilitation efforts. This is due to the lack of intensive upper limb therapies to drive neuroplasticity either in clinic or at home. In this study, we plan to pilot home-based, robot-aided-therapy using H-man to deliver intensive arm rehabilitation.
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