Longitudinal Follow-Up of Mirror Movements after Stroke: A Case Study
作者： Hiroyuki Ohtsuka , Daisuke Matsuzawa , Daisuke Ishii , Eiji Shimizu
DOI: 10.1155/2015/354134
关键词: Motor recovery 、 Hemiparesis 、 Right index finger 、 Mirror movements 、 In patient 、 Medicine 、 Finger movement 、 Stroke 、 Physical medicine and rehabilitation 、 Involuntary movement
摘要: Mirror movement (MM), or visible involuntary movements of a relaxed hand during voluntary fine finger an activated opposite hand, can be observed in the that is on unaffected side patients with stroke. In present study, we longitudinally examined relationship between affected and MM single case. We report 73-year-old woman right pontine infarct left moderate hemiparesis. was as extension index finger. The found to increase, while decrease time. These results indicate assessment might useful for studying process motor recovery
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