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iPad Technology for HOME Rehabilitation in Patients After Stroke: iHOME Acute/Chronic
A pilot randomized, two parallel group study comparing an iPad software game application versus standard care in post-stroke patients. Study hypothesis: Tablet PC technology using the iPad is a feasible and potentially efficacious tool which has the potential to promote fine motor recovery of the upper extremity after stroke.
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