Intense Arm Rehabilitation Therapy Improves the Modified Rankin Scale Score: Association Between Gains in Impairment and Function.

Steven C CramerVu LeJeffrey L SaverLucy DodakianJill SeeRenee AugsburgerAlison McKenzieRobert J ZhouNina L ChiuJutta HeckhausenJessica M CassidyWalt ScacchiMegan Therese SmithA M BarrettJayme KnutsonDylan EdwardsDavid PutrinoKunal AgrawalKenneth NgoElliot J RothDavid L TirschwellMichelle L WoodburyRoss ZafonteWenle ZhaoJudith SpilkerSteven L WolfJoseph P BroderickScott Janis

Published in: Neurology (2021)

This study provides Class III evidence that for patients >90 days poststroke with persistent arm motor deficits, intensive arm motor therapy improved mRS in a substantial fraction (31.2%) of patients.

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