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The effects of kinesthetic and visual motor imagery on interjoint coordination in the hemiplegic index finger: an experimental study using the index of temporal coordination
A hemiparesia do membro superior é uma incapacidade comum após o AVC e pode afetar a coordenação das articulações interfalângicas. A terapia por imagens motoras é uma estratégia de tratamento. No entanto, essa terapia de imagem motora pode usar modalidades visuais ou cinestésicas e há uma escassez d
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