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Pilot study demonstrates improved upper-limb function in children with brain lesions, suggesting potential benefits for rehabilitation.
Combining hand function with robot-assisted upper-limb rehabilitation positively affected the upper-limb function, developmental progress, and ADLs in children with brain lesions. Future large-scale studies are warranted to confirm these findings and explore their broader clinical applicability.
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