Executing voluntary motor actions in the upper extremities after a stroke is frequently
challenging and frustrating. Although spontaneous motor recovery can occur, reorganizing …

Background The dramatic consequences of stroke on patient autonomy in daily living
activities urged the need for new reliable therapeutic strategies. Recently, bimanual training …

Inability to use the arm in daily actions significantly lowers quality of life after stroke. Most
contemporary post-stroke arm rehabilitation strategies that aspire to re-engage the weaker …

Stroke interferes with voluntary control of motor actions. Although spontaneous recovery of
function can occur, restoration of normal motor function in the hemiplegic upper limb is noted …

Objective: To determine the role of anticipatory and movement control processes for the
coordination of bimanual target aiming in individuals post stroke. Subjects: Thirty adults with …

Bimanual movement disorders are common dysfunctions post stroke. This stroke study
investigated bimanual force control capabilities to determine the effect of coupled bimanual …

Background The ability to coordinate forces with both hands is crucial for manipulating
objects in bimanual tasks. The purpose of this study was to determine the influence of …

Background Bimanual coordination is essential for performing many everyday interlimb
actions that require successful spatiotemporal interactions between the 2 arms. This …

To couple or not to couple is a dilemma for the CNS when performing bimanual goal-
directed actions. Numerous interacting individual and task-related constraints contribute to …

Background. Better understanding of how bimanual coordination changes over the first
weeks of recovery after stroke is required to address the potential utility for bimanual …