New method helps stroke patients recover short term hand control; brain stimulation and practice ease paralysis of wrist and fingers

People paralyzed by stroke temporarily regained the use of their hands after weeks of brain stimulation and physical therapy, according to new research. Stroke patients -- who often struggle to unfurl their hand rather than to crook it -- increased their range of motion for at least two weeks after completing the therapy.

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