1. Rehabilitation of reaching after stroke: Task-related training versus progressive resistive exercise1 
Gergory T. Thielman, MS, Catherine M. Dean, PhD, A.M. Gentile, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 85, Issue 10, Pages (October 2004)
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2. Fig 1
Pre- and posttest wrist velocity profiles and hand paths (3 superimposed trials) for 1 representative low- (top) and high-level (bottom) subject in the PRE condition.
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3. Fig 2
Pre- and posttest wrist velocity profiles and hand paths (3 superimposed trials) for 1 representative low- (top) and high-level (bottom) subject in the TRT condition.
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4. Fig 3
Pre- and posttest mean ARM DISP (independent arm motion), expressed as a proportion of total displacement, for low- (top) and high-level (bottom) subjects. Targets: I, ipsilateral; M, midline; C, contralateral. ∗Significant change (P<.05) pre- to posttraining.
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5. Fig 4
Pre- and posttest mean RMA scores for low- (top) and high-level (bottom) subjects. ∗Significant change (P<.05) pre- to posttraining.
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