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Read our Stroke research guide →This trial is testing whether advanced rehabilitation technologies—such as robotic devices and virtual reality tools—can help people recover better arm and hand function after a stroke. The study will examine whether using these high-tech tools alongside standard rehabilitation improves movement, strength, and the ability to do everyday tasks like opening doors or grasping objects.
After a stroke, about half of all patients struggle with arm and hand weakness that makes daily life difficult. While research shows that high-intensity, repetitive therapy works best, the new treatment aims to use robotic and virtual reality technology to make rehabilitation more intensive, effective, and accessible than conventional therapy alone.
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You would receive intensive rehabilitation sessions using advanced technologies like robotic devices and virtual reality systems, designed to help you regain arm and hand movement and function. The sessions would be combined with standard rehabilitation therapy. You would be assessed before, during, and after the program to measure improvements in your ability to move your arm and perform daily activities.
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