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Stroke-Related Changes in Tonic and Phasic Muscle Recruitment During Reaching Reveal Pathway-Specific Motor Deficits

2025-06-02

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Upper limb motor deficits are common after stroke and often persist despite rehabilitation. While clinical assessments emphasize movement quality, they do not capture the underlying neuromuscular impairments, particularly in individuals with mild deficits. This study aimed to characterize stroke-related changes in muscle recruitment during reaching by separating tonic (gravity-compensating) and phasic (intersegmen...

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c8e3e287-48c1-54c3-a8f0-6caf02e03d12
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10.1101/2025.05.28.656732
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