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This study aims to assess whether the NeuroLutions Upper Extremity Rehabilitation System (known as IpsiHand) will help stroke patients regain strength and functional movements in their arm. The IpsiHand system involves using a hand robotic device that is controlled by brain waves, known as a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). By using the device, participants will be harnessing brainwaves from the side of their brain not affected by stroke to control the robotic device on the hand that is weaker from the stroke.
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This trial aims to assess the effectiveness of the NeuroLutions Upper Extremity Rehabilitation System, known as IpsiHand, on functional motor recovery and neuroplasticity for chronic stroke survivors with hemiparesis (N=27). The IpsiHand system involves a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) as a control for a robotic hand orthosis. Participants will complete 16-32 weeks of home therapy with the IpsiHand system.
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Diagnosis of stroke(s), with most recent stroke at least 6 months prior to study start (can be ischemic or hemorrhagic)
PROM: Full extension of digits 2 and 3 at MPs, PIPs, and DIPs
English speaking
Intact cognition to provide informed consent
Intact language skills to comprehend and follow directions
Experiencing difficulty performing ADLs with affected upper limb
Upper extremity Botox allowable, but not required
At study initiation, Botox injection will occur between 3-7 days prior to baseline measurement and initiation of device use
Repeat Botox injections must be completed at least 3 days prior to any administration of the outcome measures
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