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foot and hand-support
of the involved side is being trained, perception is improved
and as a result, motor function as well.
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the involved side is being trained while the uninvolved arm is restricted. |
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ambidextrous
use: the involved hand turns the screw, while the other
one keeps the board in place.
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dorsal extension
of the wrist while simultaneously closing the fingers
by turning the staff
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aimed reach
followed by putting down the card with supination of the
hand (turning the card around)
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hanging up
clothespins under restriction of the uninvolved arm; extending
the arm and picking up of dropped clothespins. |
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ambidextrous
activities to stabilize the trunk
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training to
stabilize the shoulder and to extend the arm
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aimed reach,
grip and lift – training of everyday-situations |
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the undressing of the restriction device with the involved hand/arm is
as well part of the therapy. |
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training to
eat with knife and fork
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opening a bottle
using the involved hand |
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reaching, griping
and sorting out of small differing items using the involved
hand (here: lentils and coffee-beans)
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