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Definition of Constraint-induced movement therapy
Medically reviewed by Dr. Otari Nergadze, Neurosurgeon | Updated: January 2026
Constraint-induced movement therapy: A form of intensive physical therapy aimed at reorganizing and reprogramming the brain after a stroke, a traumatic brain injury, or spinal cord damage.
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