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

Published 2016-01-12 From Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 4 authors

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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 ↗