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Upper Limb Function and Visuospatial Exploration After Stroke
This project is a cross-sectional, observational mono-center study with prospective data collecting. This study aims to further explore quality of upper limb movement in relation to characteristics of visuospatial exploration in stroke subjects and healthy subjects by a applying comprehensive measurements of clinical scales and kinematic data in capacity- and performance-based activities. The results will contribute to assessing and monitoring quality of upper limb movements and visuospatial attention and their relationship.
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