Adapted Wii games aid in stroke victim rehab
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Stroke Game Rehabilitation
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Wii games aid hand function for stroke victims | Windsor Star
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Adapted Wii games aid in stroke victim rehab
Recycle your Wii to directly help stroke victims - Geek in Sydney
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An example of the Wii being used in clinic (falls prevention training). | Download Scientific Diagram
Wii-like motion tech may help rehabilitate stroke survivors - Tech Digest
Wii games aid hand function for stroke victims | Windsor Star
Wii-based Movement Therapy for stroke rehabilitation - YouTube
Wii-based Movement Therapy for stroke rehabilitation - YouTube
How NI LabVIEW and the Nintendo Wii Worked Together for Stroke Rehabilitation | by Hannah S. | Apex Waves | Medium
Virtual Rehabilitation Using Nintendo Wii and Conventional Physical Therapy Effectively Treat Post-Stroke Hemiparetic Patients. - Neurorehabdirectory.comNeurorehabdirectory.com
Wii games 'benefit stroke victims' and help them perform simple tasks | Daily Mail Online
Wii game system becomes new tool for hospital rehab
NeuRA - Neuroscience Research Australia - Have an old Wii lying around? NeuRA is developing a rehabilitation tool for stroke survivors that uses the Wii, and we need second-hand Wiis! The plan
