Robot-assisted therapy combined with task training for stroke arm recovery

This trial is testing a new approach to helping stroke patients regain arm and hand function. Researchers are comparing three different rehabilitation methods: combining two types of robotic arm therapy with practical task training, robotic therapy alone, or task-based training alone. The goal is to see which approach works best for improving arm strength, movement control, and daily independence.

After a stroke, many patients struggle to regain full use of their arms and hands, which makes everyday activities difficult and often requires ongoing caregiver support. This trial is designed to test whether combining robotic assistance with practical, goal-focused training might help patients recover better function and reduce the burden on family caregivers.