Neurorehabilitation Research

KEY FINDING: ARAT task scores were classified with approximately 80% accuracy using machine learning algorithms applied to data from two wrist-worn inertial sensors.

KEY FINDING: High levels of embodiment were found throughout the sessions in all three domains: perception of body qualities, volitional control of movements, and tactile sensations.

KEY FINDING: The scoping review aims to identify how a meaningful life is perceived by adults with acquired neurological impairments.

KEY FINDING: Most studies focus on the engineering of the devices rather than on the actual functional improvements experienced by users.

KEY FINDING: Active iTBS increased normalized motor evoked potentials (nMEPs) over time in individuals with SCI, but not nonimpaired individuals.

KEY FINDING: The intervention group showed a significant increase in the use of transport services compared to the control group.

KEY FINDING: Significant improvement in lower limb function (Fugl Meyer Assessment-FMA < 0.001) was observed after the intervention.

KEY FINDING: High-intensity locomotor training resulted in significant decreases in reflex torques during triggered sympathetic activity compared to low-intensity training.

KEY FINDING: Swing-phase conditioning decreased the conditioning H-reflex more than did steady-state conditioning.

KEY FINDING: Independent standing is associated with EMG activity characterized by lower median frequency, lower variability of median frequency, lower variability of activation pattern, lower variability of instantaneous maximum power, and higher total power.