Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that affects the central nervous
system and can result in various symptoms, including muscle weakness, spasticity, and …

Background Several daily living activities require people to coordinate the motion and the
force produced by both arms, using their position sense and sense of effort. However, to …

Background Pulp pinch (PP) is a vital hand movement involving muscle strength and
sensory integration. Previous research has primarily focused on Maximal Voluntary …

Upper limb dysfunction is common in multiple sclerosis (MS) with current evaluation
methods relying on capacity assessments and a subjective evaluation of impairment …

A crucial feature of the upper limb motor control is the possibility of predicting the
consequences of our own movements. The literature suggested that the central nervous …

In daily living activities, proprioception is fundamental to interact with the environment and
rapidly react to changing circumstances. The ability to coordinate force and position in …

Human-environment interactions are common natural occurrences affecting every action.
The environment includes objects whose manipulation requires careful somatosensory …

Background: Within-and between-hand coordination are essential to manipulate objects.
Despite dexterity has been investigated by many tests, there is a lack of evidence evaluating …

Introduction: Pinch strength is a widely used outcome in hand disorders, but it is not
exhaustive in determining impairments of pinch force control. Methods: Here we gathered …