The hand as an instrument of cerebral plasticity
Claudia Celletti, David Blow, Daniele Masala and 1 more
Senses and Sciences · 2014
doi:10.14616/sands-2014-3-8486 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Why only the human hand is able to write, to draw and to play an instrument despite being anatomically equal to a monkey’s hand? Why is so difficult, but also a real challenge for the rehabilitator, improve hand functioning after a lesion? In this paper we aim to describe proprioceptive and tactile upper limb information strategies given to patients in different conditions in order to improve upper limber function.
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