Abstract
In the April 2008 issue of Progress, we featured an article describing a new technique for improving arm movement following stroke developed at the University of Southampton. The technique involves the use of a robotic workstation delivering precisely controlled electrical stimulation mediated by iterative learning control to improve task performance. Here, the scientists who developed the system discuss the promising results of their pilot clinical study using this technique.
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Hughes, A. M., Burridge, J., Freeman, C., Chappell, P., Lewin, P., Donovan-Hall, M., … Rogers, E. (2009). Efficacy of iterative learning control for stroke rehabilitation. Progress in Neurology and Psychiatry, 13(5), 16–20. https://doi.org/10.1002/pnp.136
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