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Positive and negative stroke signs revisited: dissociations between synergies, weakness, and impaired reaching dexterity

2021-07-23

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Most stroke victims experience motor deficits, usually referred to collectively as hemiparesis. While hemiparesis is one of the most common and clinically recognizable motor abnormalities, it remains under-characterized in terms of its behavioral subcomponents and their interactions. Hemiparesis is comprised of both negative and positive motor signs. Negative signs consist of weakness and loss of motor control (de...

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920313e8-b7f1-580d-8f62-0950815f2968
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10.1101/2021.07.21.21260448
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