Rehabilitation of the upper limb after an stroke. Part 3. Dissociation exercise

Jan van de Rakt; Steven Mccarthy-Grunwald

Rehabilitation of the upper limb after an stroke. Part 3. Dissociation exercise

Jan van de Rakt
, Steven Mccarthy-Grunwald

University of Cumbria

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Abstract

To increase the possibilities of the hemiplegic arm is this the way to get out the synergy and exercises to an higher level. The differences are big, high cortical there is an high representation of the hand but on an lower level isn’t that completely changed. Still there are areas in the brain that have an connection with the arm, that we can use to get an optimal result and the best way to integrated the remaining possibilities in the ADL. Still much isn’t clear and the answer is still not there what is necessary to get the affected hand –especially- on an higher level.

Original language	English
Pages	2384-2421
Volume	10
No.	23
Specialist publication	Italian Journal of Sports Rehabilitation and Posturology
Publication status	Published - 22 Mar 2021

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