Prosperius Institute, Neurorehabilitation and Robotic Area, University of Perugia, Italy
 Research Article   
								
																Hand Glove Fes Device (Re-Grasp) In Neurological Patients Affected By Upper Limb Disability 
																Author(s): Paolo Milia*, Alessia Molendi, Federico De Salvo, Matteo Orfei, Maria Cristina Peccini, Alice Sfaldaroli, Marco Caserio, Catia Rossi, Federica Bevilacqua, Daniel Biondi and Mario Bigazzi             
								
																
						 Background: Severe neurological diseases are characterized by upper limb limitations especially related with
  motor weakness and spasticity. The aim of neurorehabilitation is increasing upper limb ability to help patients
  improving activities of daily living.
Methods: We explore the effects of a hand Glove FES Device (ReGrasp) in patients affected by different types of
  neurological disorders. We measured the Functional Independence Measure (FIM) and the Ashworth scale to
  assess mobility and spasticity at admission and after 4 weeks of treatment.
Results: Eight patients were consecutively admitted in our rehabilitation unit (Mean age: 45; M/F 5/3) suffering of
  Stroke (2 patients), Spinal Cord Injury (5 patients), and 1 patient affected by Multiple Sclerosis, have been treated
  using a FES hand glove for .. Read More»
						  
															  
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