['This study was designed to quantify torque production at different joint angles in the paretic and nonparetic knee joints of individuals with stroke.', 'Extension and flexion torques were measured at 6 angles of the knee joint and normalized to peak torque in 19 subjects with stroke and 19 controls.', 'Paretic knee extension torque was lower than controls when the knee was positioned near extension. In contrast, nonparetic knee extension and flexion torques were higher than controls when the knee was positioned near full flexion.'] Does nonuniform weakness in the paretic knee and compensatory strength gains in the nonparetic knee occur after stroke?