5. Conclusion
chronic stroke
This study aimed to investigate the effects of FES-based MT using a movement recognition biofeedback device on the recovery of motor function, ROM, and ADL of the affected upper limb in patients with chronic stroke patients for 4 weeks. Significant improvements were observed in motor function, ROM, and ADL of the affected upper limb in the experimental group. Therefore, this intervention method, which combines FES-based MT with a movement recognition biofeedback device, can encourage active patient participation and is more effective than conventional MT. This method also enhanced the effects of FES.