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Abstract Background Loss of hand function following high level spinal cord injury (SCI) is perceived as a high priority area for rehabilitation. Following discharge, it is often impractical for the specialist care centre to provide ongoing therapy for people living with chronic SCI at home, which can lead to further deterioration of hand function and a direct impact on an individual’s capability to perform essential activities of daily living (ADL). Objective This pilot study investigated the therapeutic effect of a self-administered home-based hand rehabilitation programme for people with cervical SCI using the soft extra muscle (SEM) Glove by Bioservo Technologies AB. Methods Fifteen participants with chronic cervical motor incomplete (AIS C and D) SCI were recruited and provided with the glove device to use at home to complete a set task and perform their usual ADL for a minimum of 4 h a day for 12 weeks. Assessment was made at Week 0 (Initial), 6, 12 and 18 (6-week follow-up). The primary outcome measure was the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute hand function test (TRI-HFT), with secondary outcome measures including pinch dynamometry and the modified Ashworth scale. Results The TRI-HFT demonstrated improvement in hand function at Week 6 of the therapy including improvement in object manipulation (58.3 ±3.2 to 66.9 ±1.8, p ≈ 0.01), and palmar grasp assessed as the length of the wooden bar that can be held using a pronated palmar grip (29.1 ±6.0 cm to 45.8 ±6.8 cm, p <0.01). A significant improvement in pinch strength, with reduced thumb muscle hypertonia was also detected. Improvements in function were present during the Week 12 assessment and also during the follow-up. Conclusions Self-administered rehabilitation using the SEM Glove is effective for improving and retaining gross and fine hand motor function for people living with chronic spinal cord injury at home. Retention of improved hand function suggests that an intensive activity-based rehabilitation programme in specific individuals is sufficient to improve long-term neuromuscular activity. Future studies should characterise the neuromuscular mechanism of action and the minimal rehabilitation programme necessary with the assistive device to improve ADL tasks following chronic cervical SCI. Trial registration number Trial registration: ISRCTN, ISRCTN98677526, Registered 01/June/2017 - Retrospectively registered, http://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN98677526
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最新影响因子:5.208 | 期刊ISSN:1743-0003 | CiteScore:5.03 |
出版周期:Monthly | 是否OA:YES | 出版年份:2004 |
自引率:10.60% | 研究方向:工程技术-工程:生物医学 |
出版地区:ENGLAND |
SCI期刊coverage:Science Citation Index Expanded(科学引文索引扩展)
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Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation (JNER) is an Open Access, peer-reviewed online journal that aims to foster the publication of research work that results from cross-fertilization of the fields of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and physical medicine & rehabilitation. During the past decade, we have witnessed profound changes in physical medicine & rehabilitation originated by advances in neuroscience and biomedical engineering. For example, imaging and neurological assessment methods have dramatically improved the management of patients with motor impairments; robotics and artificial muscle research have generated revolutionary concepts in orthotics and prosthetics; and advances in cortical recordings and the understanding of central nervous system mechanisms have changed the way clinicians look at movement disorders. These techniques and others have brought about, and will continue to give rise in the future to, dramatic advances in physical medicine & rehabilitation. JNER aims to provide a forum for researchers and clinicians interested in understanding the way neuroscience and biomedical engineering are continuing to reshape physical medicine & rehabilitation. As advances in neuroscience and biomedical engineering continue to generate new techniques, with tremendous impact in the field of physical medicine & rehabilitation, it becomes apparent that there is an urgent need for establishing an outlet for the intersection of these three research fields. JNER aims to provide such an outlet, hosting the introduction of new methods and the discussion of their clinical implications, and offering an opportunity to publish, in a timely manner, articles relevant to the cross-fertilization of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and physical medicine & rehabilitation.
《神经工程与康复杂志》(JNER)是一本开放的、同行评审的在线期刊,旨在促进神经科学、生物医学工程和物理医学与康复领域交叉施肥的研究成果的出版。在过去的十年里,我们见证了神经科学和生物医学工程的进步所带来的物理医学和康复的深刻变化。例如,影像学和神经评估方法极大地改善了对运动障碍患者的管理;机器人学和人工肌肉研究在矫形学和假肢学方面产生了革命性的概念;皮质记录的进步和对中枢神经系统机制的理解已经改变了临床医生观察运动障碍的方式。这些技术和其他技术已经并将在未来继续促进物理医学和康复方面的巨大进步。JNER旨在为有兴趣了解神经科学和生物医学工程如何继续重塑物理医学和康复的研究人员和临床医生提供一个论坛。随着神经科学和生物医学工程的不断进步,产生了新的技术,在物理医学和康复领域产生了巨大的影响,这三个研究领域的交叉点迫切需要建立一个出口。JNER的目标是提供这样一个出口,主持新方法的引进和临床意义的讨论,并提供及时发表与神经科学、生物医学工程和物理医学与康复交叉施肥相关的文章的机会。
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REHABILITATION (康复医学) 2区 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL (工程:生物医学) 3区 NEUROSCIENCES (神经科学) 2区 |
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