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A Valid and Reliable Virtual Reality Tool for Assessment of Arm Nonuse Post-Stroke
IntroductionApproximately 40-80% of individuals post-stroke fail to use their paretic arm despite sufficient capacity, a phenomenon known as arm nonuse. This behavior arises from an interaction between cognitive and motor factors, necessitating evaluation approaches that capture the impact of comple
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