Just 10 days ago 64-year-old Horace Cox lost the use of his left arm when he had a stroke. These stroke survivors are in the hospital and typically get 3 hours of rehabilitation every day.

More than two-thirds of stroke survivors have upper extremity paresis (ie, motor impairment affecting the arms and hands),1 and this impairment is typically treated with some amount of rehabilitation ...

Correspondence to Dr Ada Tang, School of Rehabilitation Sciences ... to traditional low-intensity to moderate-intensity AE for improving outcomes after stroke. Aerobic exercise (AE) training is an ...

"Rehabilitation after stroke is limited in its actual effects because most patients cannot sustain the rehab intensity needed for stroke recovery. "Further, stroke recovery is not like most other ...

Thomas Carmichael, professor and chair of UCLA Neurology. “Rehabilitation after stroke is limited in its actual effects because most patients cannot sustain the rehab intensity needed for stroke ...

Post-stroke rehabilitation is crucial not only for ... providing targeted exercises that help rebuild strength and ...

A seismic shift is underway in how experts view functional recovery after ... stroke, with an estimated 75% experiencing some level of impairment. As the population ages, stroke rehabilitation ...