[ARTICLE] Impact of task-oriented training on hand function and activities of daily living after stroke.

Abstract

[Purpose] We examined the improvement of hand function and activities of daily living in stroke patients after carrying out task-oriented training.

[Subjects] Thirty-two patients who had been diagnosed with stroke and underwent rehabilitation therapy participated in the task-oriented training.

[Methods] The participants carried out task-oriented training for 30 min per day for 4 weeks. Their hand function and activities of daily living were evaluated before and after the training.

[Results] The task-oriented training had a significant impact in terms of improving hand function and activities of daily living.

[Conclusion] According to the results of this study, task-oriented training resulted in improved hand function and activities of daily living in stroke patients.

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Source: EBSCOhost | 109081587 | Impact of task-oriented training on hand function and activities of daily living after stroke.