The purpose of the present study was to investigate the influence of task and organismic constraints on the dynamic coupling, during reaching and touching, and reaching and grasping tasks in individuals with hemiplegic cerebral palsy. Executions with a hand and with both hands were compared. Thus, three different studies were acomplished: 1) envolving reaching and touching; and reaching and grasping; 2) envolving the same tasks, with under speed pressure; 3) envolving the same tasks, but with a change in the angle of the table upon which the object rested. In generally, the results showed a coupling between the body sides during the bimanual movement. The influence of the constraints introduced in the task was different among the subjects. ...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...
Item does not contain fulltextIn this study we examined the degree and timing of shoulder displaceme...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...
In the present study we examined unimanual and bimanual fingertip force control during grasping in c...
The present study examines the coordination of fingertip forces during object manipulation in both t...
Bimanual coordination is a field that has generated much research interest. It is clear that when ha...
The coordination of uni- and bimanual reaching and grasping movements in six subjects with spastic h...
Item does not contain fulltextndividuals with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) have largely unilateral...
Objective: To evaluate interjoint coordination in children with hemiplegia as they reach to grasp ob...
Mutalib SA, Mace M, Burdet E. Bimanual coordination during a physically coupled task in unilateral s...
In the present study we examine the ability of children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) to use a...
This thesis explores physically-coupled bimanual coordination amongst typically developing (TD) chil...
The present investigation examines the relation between various clinical measures and the performanc...
Unilateral arm/hand dysfunction caused by obstetric brachial plexus palsy (OBPP) or hemiplegic cereb...
Objective: To investigate the coordination of reach-to-grasp components in hemiparetic and healthy s...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...
Item does not contain fulltextIn this study we examined the degree and timing of shoulder displaceme...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...
In the present study we examined unimanual and bimanual fingertip force control during grasping in c...
The present study examines the coordination of fingertip forces during object manipulation in both t...
Bimanual coordination is a field that has generated much research interest. It is clear that when ha...
The coordination of uni- and bimanual reaching and grasping movements in six subjects with spastic h...
Item does not contain fulltextndividuals with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) have largely unilateral...
Objective: To evaluate interjoint coordination in children with hemiplegia as they reach to grasp ob...
Mutalib SA, Mace M, Burdet E. Bimanual coordination during a physically coupled task in unilateral s...
In the present study we examine the ability of children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) to use a...
This thesis explores physically-coupled bimanual coordination amongst typically developing (TD) chil...
The present investigation examines the relation between various clinical measures and the performanc...
Unilateral arm/hand dysfunction caused by obstetric brachial plexus palsy (OBPP) or hemiplegic cereb...
Objective: To investigate the coordination of reach-to-grasp components in hemiparetic and healthy s...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...
Item does not contain fulltextIn this study we examined the degree and timing of shoulder displaceme...
This study aimed at broadening our insight into ipsi- and contra-lesional control of prehension afte...