Tenodesis Grasp Emulator: Kinematic Assessment of Wrist-Driven Orthotic Control

The tenodesis grip is a strategy that many individuals with a high level cervial spinal cord injury use to produce a functional grasping motion with their hands. This allows for the completion of many daily activities to remain within an individuals control including; brushing teeth, manipulating cutlery, holding a water bottle, drawing/painting etc... Check out the short video describing and presenting the tenodesis grip 🔊 Sound on #tenodesisgrip #handfunction #spinalcordinjury #sci #scirecove

Eliscia Wisner, OTR/L, CLC on Instagram: "never forget. this has saved me so many times. This little trick has helped me with releasing my hair from the depths of his grasp, removing the disgusting fuzz that builds up in his palms and between his fingers, nail cutting, and with him pulling his own hair.😣 This is called tenodesis grasp and it’s a normal function of the wrists and fingers! The flexor tendons of the fingers actually run through the wrist from the forearm. So, when the wrist is fle

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