Scholars@Duke publication: Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population.

Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population.

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Feld, J; French, J; Bryden, A; McElroy, T

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Duke Scholars

Author Jody Ann Feld Orthopaedic Surgery, Physical Therapy

Location

Orlando, FL

Conference Name

AOTA Annual Meeting

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Feld, J., French, J., Bryden, A., & McElroy, T. (n.d.). Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population. Presented at the AOTA Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Feld, Jody, J. French, A. Bryden, and T. McElroy. “Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population.,” n.d.

Feld J, French J, Bryden A, McElroy T. Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population. In.

Feld, Jody, et al. Using Technology to Advance Outcomes for the Neuromuscular Population: Combining Task- Specific Training with FES to Enhance Recovery of UE Function and Quality of Life in Chronic Stroke Population.

Location

Orlando, FL

Conference Name

AOTA Annual Meeting