Analysis of Upper Limbs Target-Reaching Movement and Muscle Co-Activation in Patients with First Time Stroke for Rehabilitation Progress Monitoring

In this paper, the authors analysed changes occurring during rehabilitation processes in patients after early stroke based on analysis of their upper limbs’ target-reaching movement and muscle co-activation. Ischemic often results reduced mobility extremities frequently is a cause for long-term disability. The ever-developing technology 3D miniaturisation equipment testing bioelectrical activity muscles can help to assess progress rehabilitation. aim study was examine use indicators co-activation diagnosing process post-stroke patients. Twenty ischemic phase (up three months stroke), twenty healthy subjects (the control group) took part experiments. novel approach proposed research proved usefulness diagnosis efficiency