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SaeboGlove Therapy for Severe Upper Limb Disability and Severe Hand Impairment After Stroke
The study will aim to determine whether 6-weeks of using a SaeboGlove independently (with or without help from a carer) improves upper limb function (measured using the Action Research Arm Test score) in comparison to usual care alone in people with reduced active finger extension, severe upper limb disability and severe hand impairment after recent stroke.
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