Safety, Feasibility, and Acceptability of a New Virtual Rehabilitation Platform: A Supervised Pilot Study.

Ana María Escalante-GonzalboYoás Saimon Ramírez-GraulleraHerminia PasantesJosé Jonathan Aguilar-ChaléGloria Ixchel Sánchez-CastilloXimena Ameyalli Escutia-MacedoTania María Briseño-SorianoPaulina Franco-CastroAna Lilia Estrada-RosalesSandra Elizabeth Vázquez-AbundesDavid Andrade-MoralesJorge Hernández-FrancoLorena Palafox

Published in: Rehabilitation process and outcome (2021)

= .0039) according to the WMFT scores. Patients with significant impairment showed no improvement in upper limb task-oriented motor function after therapy.The new platform is safe and well-accepted by patients. The improvement in motor function observed in some of the participants should be attributed to the therapy since spontaneous functional recovery is not expected in chronic stroke patients.

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