Task-Oriented Rehab With SaeboFlex: Impact on Independence, Visual Motor Skills, and Depression in Stroke Patients

"The SaeboFlex orthosis was fitted individually for each participant in the intervention group. The orthosis was adjusted to ensure proper alignment and comfort.~Participants were instructed on how to don and doff the orthosis correctly and safely.~The orthosis positions the wrist and fingers in extension in preparation for grasp and release activities, enabling participants to perform functional tasks despite limited voluntary movement.~Task-Oriented Repetitive Training:~The intervention consisted of 45-minute sessions, conducted twice a week, over a period of 12 weeks.~Each session focused on repetitive, task-oriented exercises designed to improve motor function and enhance neuroplasticity.~Training Activities:~* Moving the Ball~* Bringing the Ball to the Mouth~* Reaching Towards a Target~* Manipulating the Ball Around a Target~* Placing the Ball into Tubes~* Throwing the Ball~* Catching a Rolling Ball"