The Effectiveness of Robotic Mirror Therapy for Upper Limb Function Recovery after Stroke
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https://doi.org/10.61173/v6femm12Keywords:
Robotic, Mirror therapy, stroke patients, RMTAbstract
Robotic Mirror Therapy is conducted based on Bilateral Mirror Therapy, and it could significantly strengthen the effect of Mirror Therapy on helping recovering stroke patients who are diagnosed with upper-limb hemiplegia
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