T Unger, R de Sousa Ribeiro, M Mokni, T Weikert, J Pohl, A Schwarz, J P O Held, L Sauerzopf, B Kühnis, E Gavagnin, A R Luft, R Gassert, O Lambercy, C Awai Easthope, J G Schönhammer
INTRODUCTION: Clinical assessment of upper limb sensorimotor function post-stroke is often constrained by low sensitivity and limited information on movement quality. To address this gap, recent studies proposed a standardized instrumented drinking task, as a representative daily activity combining different components of functional arm use. Although kinematic movement quality measures for this task are well-established, and optical motion capture (OMC) has proven effective in their measurement, its clinical application remains limited...
2024: Frontiers in digital health