This program combines goal-directed training and neuromuscular stimulation for improving motor function in children with hemiparesis, suggesting a new pathway for rehabilitation.
Background/Purpose: Children with hemiparesis experience limitations in activities of daily living (ADL) and participation due to impaired upper limb function. High-intensity, short-term interventions were effective in promoting neuroplasticity and motor function. Our group developed a novel treatment concept combining goal-directed training, repetitive neuromuscular magnetic stimulation, training of magic tricks, and group activities focusing on bimanual activities: Magic Moves.
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