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To investigate the effects of EMG-guided training on intermuscular coordination patterns in stroke patients.

EMG-guided human–machine interaction training develops new intermuscular coordination patterns in stroke: a pilot study

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To investigate the effects of EMG-guided training on intermuscular coordination patterns in stroke patients.
Pilot study design
Participants underwent EMG-guided human-machine interaction training
Assessment of intermuscular coordination patterns pre and post-intervention
EMG training led to the development of new intermuscular coordination patterns
Improvements were observed in stroke patients after the training

Pilot study shows EMG-guided training improves intermuscular coordination in stroke patients, suggesting potential rehabilitation benefits.

The study was registered at the Clinical Research Information Service of Korea National Institute of Health (KCT0005803).

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Seo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Pilot study shows EMG-guided training improves intermuscular coordination in stroke patients, suggesting potential rehabilitation benefits.

The study was registered at the Clinical Research Information Service of Korea National Institute of Health (KCT0005803).