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Knowledge of rehabilitation of stroke seeks to be important source of promoting recovery and independence of activity of daily living in stroke survivor. Stroke is interchangeable from cerebro vascular accident where the condition pertains to damage in brain. Stroke is the 2nd leading disease which is caused mainly by two types, namely ischaemic and hemorrhage. Among this, ischaemic is the leading cause of stroke of about 80% to 87% of people affected. The epidemiology of stroke reveals about the prevalence rate of about 84-334 per one lakh population where the urban area people are more affected than the rural population according to the stroke fact sheet in India. Stroke is the major cause of death. Asians have high mortality rate in the world wide population where the Indian statistical analysis shows 1.12 of total death. Mortality of stroke had been declined since 1950’s due to the attribution of better management and improved diagnosis. As per the research, age is the major important factor that cause stroke where women are more affected than men earlier because the lifetime risk in women is higher than men. Later, in these centuries, the males are being affected more than the females due to the modifiable risk factors that lead to cause the disease. About one fourth of the strokes occur in people under the age of 65 years, whereas the young stroke increases at the age of 40 years.

Influence of Number of Repetition and Variety of Task in Upper Limb Motor Recovery in Hemiplegia