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Figure 3

From: The Argus II prosthesis facilitates reaching and grasping tasks: a case series

Figure 3

Path deviation ratio for each successful grasp obtained by each patient. The path deviation ratio is the ratio between the path taken by the hand to reach the object and the shortest straight line distance between the hand and object at the start. The path trajectory was measured using the wrist marker. The dotted line represents a ratio of 1.0, which would indicate a straight line trajectory of the reaching hand to the object. Boxes represent median, 25th and 75th percentiles, error bars 5th and 95th percentiles of successful grasps under each prosthesis setting; patched and unpatched data pooled.

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