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Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is a therapeutic approach designed to improve the use of an affected limb, typically an arm, in individuals who have experienced neurological injuries such as stroke or brain injury. The fundamental principle of CIMT is to encourage the intensive use of the affected limb by constraining or limiting the use of the unaffected limb. This constraint is usually achieved through the use of a mitt, sling, or other means.
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