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The Influence of Grasp Technique on Readiness Potential in Primed and Unprimed Movements
Stroke affects approximately 800,000 Americans annually, and is the 4th leading cause of death in the United States today. While not all strokes are fatal, many leave survivors with serious long-term disabilities, and a great loss of independence. 80% of survivors experience upper limb hemiparesis,
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