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Feasibility and effectiveness of adding object-related bilateral symmetrical training to mirror therapy in chronic stroke: A randomized controlled pilot study

Semantic Scholar · Article (Physiotherapy Theory and Practice) · 408ec5e342960cbf04eb2684f623ab1f26d90d44 · Published 2016-01-12 · Physiotherapy Theory and Practice · 4 authors

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Abstract

This study showed the feasibility of adding object-related bilateral training to mirror therapy (MT) to improve upper limb (UL) activity in chronic stroke patients, and both types of training improved UL bilateral activity.

Authors

  • L. C. Rodrigues
  • Nayara Corrêa Farias
  • Raquel Pinheiro Gomes
  • S. M. Michaelsen

Keywords

  • Medicine

Citation

L. C. Rodrigues, Nayara Corrêa Farias, Raquel Pinheiro Gomes , et al. (2016). Feasibility and effectiveness of adding object-related bilateral symmetrical training to mirror therapy in chronic stroke: A randomized controlled pilot study. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. Semantic Scholar ID 408ec5e342960cbf04eb2684f623ab1f26d90d44. https://doi.org/10.3109/09593985.2015.1091872 ↗