Introduction: Poststroke, less-severe motor impairment occurs on the ipsilesional side of
body. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the motor …

Power grip force is used as a representative indicator of the ability of the human
neuromuscular system. However, people maintain the power grip force via different control …

Older women may experience critical neuromuscular impairments interfering with controlling
successful bimanual motor actions. Our study aimed to investigate altered bimanual motor …

The purpose of this study was to investigate force variability generated by both the paretic
and non-paretic hands during bimanual force control. Nine chronic stroke individuals and …

Stroke often results in hemiparesis, leaving one side of the body “affected” relative to the
other side. Prior research has shown that the affected arm has higher variability; however …

Background The aim of this study is to investigate quantitative outcome measurements of
hand motor performance for subjects after mild to moderate stroke using grip control tasks …

Objective To investigate the effect of spasticity and involuntary synergistic activation on force
perception during voluntary activation of spastic paretic muscles. Methods Eleven stroke …

Background Impairments of the upper limb (UL) are common after a stroke and may affect
bilateral coordination. A better understanding of UL bilateral coordination is required for …

Perception of task goal influences motor performance and coordination. In bimanual actions,
it is unclear how one's perception of task goals influences bimanual coordination and …

This study aimed to provide a basic description of the motor control strategy during bimanual
isometric force control in healthy young adults. Thirty healthy young adults (mean age …