Exploring the impact of visual and movement based priming on a motor intervention in the acute phase post-stroke in persons with severe hemiparesis of the upper extremity

Keyphrases

• Upper Extremity 100%
• Acute Phase 100%
• Motor Intervention 100%
• Hemiparesis 100%
• Visual Arts 100%
• Movement-based 100%
• Post-stroke 100%
• Motor Control 66%
• Virtual Reality 66%
• Pinch Force 66%
• Training Period 66%
• Hyperreality 66%
• Hand-based 66%
• Functional Recovery 33%
• Motor Recovery 33%
• Potential Gains 33%
• Training Methods 33%
• Motor Activity 33%
• Kinetic Measurements 33%
• Simulation Training 33%
• Hand Control 33%
• Motor Task 33%
• Root Mean Square Error 33%
• Clinical Measures 33%
• Clinical Measurement 33%
• Isometric Force 33%
• Muscle Activity 33%
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 33%
• Priming Methods 33%
• Action Research Arm Test 33%
• Early Return 33%
• Active Training 33%
• Mirror Visual Feedback 33%
• Priming Effect 33%
• Force Modulation 33%
• Paretic Upper Extremity 33%
• Unaffected Hemisphere 33%
• Passive Movement 33%
• Fugl-Meyer Assessment 33%
• Movement Strategy 33%
• Movement Capacity 33%
• Tracing Task 33%
• Therapeutic Training 33%
• Well Tolerated 33%
• Priming Techniques 33%
• Limited Movement 33%
• Cortical Neurophysiology 33%
• Stimulus-response Mapping 33%
• Neurophysiological Measurement 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Hemiparesis 100%
• Cerebrovascular Accident 100%
• Virtual Reality 40%
• Pinch Strength 40%
• Electromyography 20%
• Electromyogram 20%
• Isometrics 20%
• Continuous Passive Motion 20%
• Action Research 20%
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 20%
• Muscle Contraction 20%
• Muscle Activity 20%

Neuroscience

• Hemiparesis 100%
• Cerebrovascular Accident 100%
• Motor Control 40%
• Neurophysiology 20%
• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 20%
• Electromyography 20%