A Robotic Hand Device Safety Study for People With Cervical Spinal Cord Injury.

Steven Scott Tommy Yu Kevin T White Wanda Van Harlinger Yasmin Gonzalez Imelda Llanos F Andrew Kozel

Fed Pract

is Chief of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, is a Staff Physician at the Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Center, is Chief of the SCI Center, is a Staff Occupational Therapist, was a Staff Occupational Therapist at the time the article was written, is a Staff Occupational Therapist, and is a Staff Physician, all at James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital in Tampa, Florida. Dr. Scott is Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dr. Yu is an Assistant Professor, Dr. White is an Assistant Professor, and Dr. Kozel is an Assistant Professor, all at the University of South Florida Graduate School of Medicine in Tampa.

Published: April 2018

This study of the FES Hand Glove 200 device suggests possible efficacy in enhancing range of motion of various wrist and finger joints.

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