Verifying the Efficacy of a Tactile Perceptual Discrimination Stimulation Approach for Individuals with Finger Sensorimotor Dysfunction: A Case Report and Literature Review
Abstract
Purpose: To investigate the effects of tactile discrimination feedback sensory compensatory system device training on finger sensory-based motor dysfunction after cervical cord injury. Case Presentation: A patient with finger sensorimotor dysfunction following cervical cord injury underwent treatment using an ABB design, with each treatment period lasting 1 week. The patient performed daily pegboard, building block stacking, and material identification task tests over a 1-week period. The Purdue Pegboard Test, a behavioural measure
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