1. Arm Use After Left or Right Hemiparesis Is Influenced by Hand Preference
by Jenny K. Rinehart, Rena D. Singleton, John C. Adair, Joseph R. Sadek, and Kathleen Y. Haaland
Stroke
Volume 40(2):
February 1, 2009
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2. Figure 1. Percentage of time spent moving each arm alone and both arms together for the HC group and the stroke groups with LHD and RHD. Mean±SE.
Figure 1. Percentage of time spent moving each arm alone and both arms together for the HC group and the stroke groups with LHD and RHD. Mean±SE.
Jenny K. Rinehart et al. Stroke. 2009;40:
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3. Figure 2. Percentage of time moving the ipsilesional and contralesional arm for the patients with stroke with LHD and RHD. Mean±SE.
Figure 2. Percentage of time moving the ipsilesional and contralesional arm for the patients with stroke with LHD and RHD. Mean±SE.
Jenny K. Rinehart et al. Stroke. 2009;40:
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