Inês Mesquita

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Escola Superior de Saúde de Santa Maria

Portugal

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Inês Mesquita is an Adjunct Professor at Escola Superior de Saúde de Santa Maria in Portugal. Her research areas include interlimb coordination during gait and postural control in post-stroke subjects, with a focus on functional electrical stimulation. Recent articles coalesce around biomechanical variables in stroke rehabilitation and the kinematics of upper limb activities in daily life.

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Andreia Sousa

Polytechnic Institute of Porto

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Juliana Moreira

Polytechnic Institute of Porto

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Articles (7)

Repeatability and Temporal Consistency of Lower Limb Biomechanical Variables Expressing Interlimb Coordination during the Double-Support Phase in People with and without Stroke Sequelae

Interlimb Coordination during Double Support Phase of Gait in People with and without Stroke

Usability of Functional Electrical Stimulation in Upper Limb Rehabilitation in Post-Stroke Patients: A Narrative Review

Postural control during turn on the light task assisted by functional electrical stimulation in post stroke subjects

Optimal Multifield Functional Electrical Stimulation Parameters for the “Turn on the Light” Task and Related Upper Limb Kinematics Repeatability in Poststroke Subjects

Optimal multi-field functional electrical stimulation parameters for the “drinking task - reaching phase” and related upper limb kinematics repeatability in post stroke subjects

Comparison of upper limb kinematics in two activities of daily living with different handling requirements

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Carlos Crasto

Ana Rita Pinheiro

Ana Sofia Garcez Barbosa do Couto

Cláudia Silva

Rubim Santos

Andreia Sousa

Juliana Moreira

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