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1) The goal of CIMT is to overcome learned nonuse by increasing the functional use of the neurologically weaker UE through massed practice, while restraining the lesser-involved UE. Among patients who had had strokes within the previous 3 to 9 months, 2 weeks of clinician-supervised CIMT produced more mobility in their stroke-weakened arms over the ensuing year than standard rehabilitation approaches did, reports a team led by neuroscientist Steven L. But CIMT is a relatively new therapy that shows promise with hand movement. |
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