pper extremity rehabilitation using SMART Board system among patients with stroke – Pilot study

All functional outcome measures (FMA, WMFT, and MBI) showed significant improvements (p?<?0.05) in the SB and CON groups. AROM showed greater improvements in the SB group, especially regarding shoulder abduction and internal rotation. There was a significant effect of time × group interactions for the SIS overall score (p?=?0.038). Some parameters of the SB assessment, such as the explored area ratio, mean reaching distance, and smoothness, were significantly associated with clinical upper limb functional measurements with moderate correlation coefficients.