U.S., Oct. 30 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07905625) titled 'Effect of Early Tendon Vibrations on Upper Limb Motor Recovery After a Stroke' on Oct. 15.

Brief Summary: Strokes often induce a motor deficit. The resulting immobilization is in itself an aggravation factor since it worsens the motor deficit induced by the stroke itself.

Amongst the different sensory stimulations, the use of tendon vibratory stimulations (TVS) that activate proprioceptive pathways (muscle spindle fibers) is gaining increasing interest in the rehabilitation world.

Tendon vibratory stimulation (TVS) can be used on patients with little to no voluntary motor functions. Therefore, it seems particularly suited to signi...