Upper limb impairment: electrical stimulation and iterative learning control for rehabilitation of the upper limb in multiple sclerosis
Upper limb impairment: electrical stimulation and iterative learning control for rehabilitation of the upper limb in multiple sclerosis
UL Impairment is present and reduces independence in over 60% of people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Few effective rehabilitation strategies have been developed. Electrical Stimulation (ES) is effective in lower limb rehabilitation and more effective when combined with voluntary effort. Iterative learning control (ILC) has been applied successfully in stroke UL rehabilitation to optimise the amount of ES. This research aimed to examine the feasibility of providing Stimulation Assistance through Iterative Control (SAIL) to the proximal upper limb in people with MS.
Hughes, Ann-Marie
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Sampson, Patricia A
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8 June 2014
Hughes, Ann-Marie
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Freeman, Chris
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Hughes, Ann-Marie, Sampson, Patricia A, Buchanan, S, Coote, Susan, Demain, Sara, Freeman, Chris, Feys, Peter and Meadmore, Katie
(2014)
Upper limb impairment: electrical stimulation and iterative learning control for rehabilitation of the upper limb in multiple sclerosis.
Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis Conference 2014, , Brighton, United Kingdom.
01 Jun 2014.
1 pp
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(doi:10.13140/2.1.1967.4244).
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Abstract
UL Impairment is present and reduces independence in over 60% of people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Few effective rehabilitation strategies have been developed. Electrical Stimulation (ES) is effective in lower limb rehabilitation and more effective when combined with voluntary effort. Iterative learning control (ILC) has been applied successfully in stroke UL rehabilitation to optimise the amount of ES. This research aimed to examine the feasibility of providing Stimulation Assistance through Iterative Control (SAIL) to the proximal upper limb in people with MS.
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Published date: 8 June 2014
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Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis Conference 2014, , Brighton, United Kingdom, 2014-06-01 - 2014-06-01
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