Wrist and upper extremity motion

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2004-10-27

2009-11-17

Brown, Michael A. (Department: 3772)

Surgery: kinesitherapy

Kinesitherapy

Means for passive movement of disabled extremity to return...

C602S016000

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07618381

ABSTRACT:
Wrist and upper extremity motion systems and method may include positioning a subject's wrist or upper extremity in a motion device, and actuating one or more motors associated with the device to provide at least one of assistance, perturbation, and resistance to a wrist or upper extremity motion.

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