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T-TOAT: A method of task-oriented arm training for stroke patients suitable for implementation of exercises in rehabilitation technology

Annick Timmermans, Richard Geers, Johan Anton Franck, Paul Dobbelsteijn, Annemie Spooren, Herman Kingma, Henk A.M. Seelen

Year
2009
Citations
27

Abstract

Task-oriented training improves skilled arm-hand performance after stroke. Exercises for skill training are however not easy to implement in rehabilitation technology, especially for complex skills that involve object manipulation. In this paper, a skill training method, suitable for technology-supported training of arm-hand performance after stroke is presented. A sensor-based and robotic system in which the training method is used, are described.

Keywords

Task (project management)RehabilitationTraining (meteorology)Computer sciencePhysical medicine and rehabilitationStroke (engine)Human–computer interactionPhysical therapyMedicineEngineering

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