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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bilateral training"”.

  1. Neurorehabilitation of the hand using the cybergrasp[TM] and mirror image

    … in those that engage in mirror therapy. Bilateral training, or simultaneous movement of both sides of the body, has also been studied as a treatment method to improve function after cerebral vascular accident. The development of robotic systems to assist movement of the human body has …

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  2. An Intelligent Bilateral System for Upper-limb Rehabilitation based on Industrial Robots

    … and more advanced and interesting rehabilitation training could become accessible to patients with low cost. To date, several rehabilitation devices have been developed or revised to perform bilateral exercises. A new therapy method has been proposed in recent decades, based on the finding that …

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  3. Cross-education and neuromuscular factors relating to the prevention and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) knee injuries

    … this study was to use unilateral neuromuscular training following a period of bilateral training compared to a control detraining group. Functional output measures were used to assess cross-education adaptations with a view to their potential use in the rehabilitation of anterior cruciate …

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  4. Bilateral deficit: A comparison between upper-body and lower-body maximal strength

    … unilateral strength is greater than maximal bilateral strength for the leg press and vertical dumbbell press exercises. The secondary purpose was to determine if blood glucose levels differ between the unilateral and bilateral conditions for the leg press exercise. Methods: Thirty …

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