Abnormal proximal-distal interactions in upper-limb of stroke survivors during object manipulation: A pilot study. (Record no. 99)

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Standard number or code 10.3389/fnhum.2022.1022516 [doi]
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Standard number or code PMC9673127 [pmc]
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Title Abnormal proximal-distal interactions in upper-limb of stroke survivors during object manipulation: A pilot study.
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Source Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 16:1022516, 2022.
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Abbreviated source Front Hum Neurosci. 16:1022516, 2022.
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Journal name Frontiers in human neuroscience
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Year 2022
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Date added to catalog 2022-12-13
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Abstract Despite its importance, abnormal interactions between the proximal and distal upper extremity muscles of stroke survivors and their impact on functional task performance has not been well described, due in part to the complexity of upper extremity tasks. In this pilot study, we elucidated proximal-distal interactions and their functional impact on stroke survivors by quantitatively delineating how hand and arm movements affect each other across different phases of functional task performance, and how these interactions are influenced by stroke. Fourteen subjects, including nine chronic stroke survivors and five neurologically-intact subjects participated in an experiment involving transport and release of cylindrical objects between locations requiring distinct proximal kinematics. Distal kinematics of stroke survivors, particularly hand opening, were significantly affected by the proximal kinematics, as the hand aperture decreased and the duration of hand opening increased at the locations that requires shoulder abduction and elbow extension. Cocontraction of the extrinsic hand muscles of stroke survivors significantly increased at these locations, where an increase in the intermuscular coherence between distal and proximal muscles was observed. Proximal kinematics of stroke survivors was also affected by the finger extension, but the cocontraction of their proximal muscles did not significantly increase, suggesting the changes in the proximal kinematics were made voluntarily. Our results showed significant proximal-to-distal interactions between finger extension and elbow extension/shoulder abduction of stroke survivors exist during their functional movements. Increased cocontraction of the hand muscles due to increased neural couplings between the distal and proximal muscles appears to be the underlying mechanism. Copyright © 2022 Phan, Nguyen, Vermillion, Kamper and Lee.
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Local Authors Lee, Sang Wook
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All authors Kamper DG, Lee SW, Nguyen H, Phan T, Vermillion BC
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DOI <a href="https://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2022.1022516">https://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2022.1022516</a>
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