1. Effects of Intensive Arm Training With an Electromechanical Orthosis in Chronic Stroke Patients: A Preliminary Study 
Rodrigo C. de Araújo, PhD, Fábio Lúcio Junior, MSc, Daniel N. Rocha, PhD, Tálita S. Sono, MSc, Marcos Pinotti, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 92, Issue 11, Pages (November 2011)
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2. Fig 1 Exoskeleton and static orthosis.
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3. Fig 2 Glove. (A) Dorsal face. (B) Ventral face.
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4. Fig 3 Volunteer using the electromechanical orthosis.
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5. Fig 4
FMA scores before and after training. Group 1, physical therapy; group 2, electromechanical orthosis; S1–S12, subjects 1–12.
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6. Fig 5
EMG amplitude values before and after training. Group 1, physical therapy; group 2, electromechanical orthosis. * Indicates statistical difference in comparison before and after training. Abbreviations: 1A, first assessment; 2A, second assessment.
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