Objective:To explore the effect of rehabilitation training with task oriented training（TOT）on the content of skeletal muscle

muscle force and limb function after stroke. Methods:Totally 240 stroke patients were randomly divided into two groups（each group of 120 cases）according to the admission number of patients and were trained in two rehabilitation rooms. The patients in control group were given routine rehabilitation training to suppress the abnormal patterns and other methods to promote nerve repair. The pa-tients in observation group were given TOT to guide the rehabilitation content. One day before rehabilitation and one month after rehabilitation

content of skeletal muscle

muscle force and limb function after stroke and activities of daily living were tested. Results:After rehabilitation

the content of skeletal muscle and muscle force were（8.8±0.6）kg and（362.7 ±24.6） N in the observation group

better than those before training and those in the control group after training（P<0.05）. Fugl-Meyer Assessment of Sensorimotor Recovery score（FMA） and the Barthel index（MBI） score were（84.8 ±8.6） points and（82.7 ±5.6） points in the observation group

better than those before training and those in the control group after training（P<0.05）. Conclusion:TOT can make the training content specific and meticulous

improve the initiative of patients receiving rehabilitation training

enhance skeletal muscle mass and muscle force

and improve the coordination of movement.