Randomized clinical trial shows improved hand function and quality of life in stroke patients, suggesting rhythmic auditory stimulation may aid rehabilitation.
: Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS) has been increasingly used for Gait and co-ordination in Parkinson patients to improve lower limb functions but is not used in stroke patients to improve upper limb functions hence improving Quality of Life (QOL).
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