Effects of Vibration on Motor Function of Survivors of Chronic Stroke

During the AMES intervention, the AMES device will flex or extend the wrist/hand joint, and the participant's task will be to assist this motion. As the wrist/hand joint moves, the machine will be delivering a vibratory mechanical stimulus on the opposite side to the direction of movement. The activity of the muscles during the movement of the wrist/hand joint will be recorded by the device and it will be shown on a screen to be used as feedback during the training