… between proximal versus distal effectors in the upper extremities. 14 … and (2) distal controlled
joysticks (condition A). Performance in condition A, was compared with the same effector’s …

… distal effectors in the upper extremities, the purpose of the present experiment was to evaluate
how the level of bilateral interference depends on whether the bilateral interference task …

… proximal-distal distinction in BFD in upper extremities (Aune … proximal and distal effectors in
lower extremities. Since it is … to distal muscles, it is hypothesized that proximal effectors have …

… EE robots are connected to patients at one distal point, and their joints do not match … the
upper extremity, with higher scores indicating lower impairment 16 . We used the upper extremity …

… End-effector-based upper extremity rehabilitation devices are dedicated to supporting the
distal limb of the upper extremity. Most are attached to the hand, whereas some are connected …

… -assisted distal upper extremity training can be classified as exoskeletons and end-effector …
Considering that robot-assisted training may be effective in improving distal upper extremity …

… movements of the upper limbs. There is also … distal upper limb control. Here, we aimed to
differentially regulate the contribution of the cerebellum and M1 to proximal and distal effectors …

… effector type ULRRs are connected to patients at one distal point, and their joints do not
match with human joints; force generated at the distal … of the end-effector type ULRRs are that …

… three upper body segments is considered: distal (forearm, wrist, and/or hand), proximal (shoulder
and/or elbow), or axial (trunk). Location of motion is defined by the effector, … and distal …

… effector? To address this question, we conducted a neuroimaging study with people born
without upper limbs… –elbow) and distal (wrist–index finger) effector systems either unilaterally or …