Systematic review compares bilateral training to unilateral training effects on motor recovery in stroke patients, suggesting bilateral training is superior.
= 0.0006) showed greater benefit from BT.ConclusionBT was more effective than UT for post-stroke motor recovery in both UE and dUE. Although stroke onset timing and intervention settings may influence BT outcomes, caution is needed when applying these findings due to the small number of studies and the heterogeneity of the included studies.
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