MANIPULATION
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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