What does CIT stand for?

Constraint-Induced Therapy

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Constraint-induced therapy for functional recovery after brain injury:unraveling the key ingredients and mechanisms.

Bound for success: a systematic review of constraint-induced movement ...

Recently, an innovative technique called constraint-induced therapy has shown promise for stroke survivors with mild to moderate hemiparesis.

Long-term follow-up after constraint-induced therapy: a case report ...

Andrea Thorne describes a case in which constraint-induced therapy may be applied in the acute stage of recovery from CVA.

Inside ACP ..

Constraint-Induced Therapy (CIT) was developed from behavioral and neuro-scientific research on monkeys by Taub and co-workers (Taub et al.

Using constraint induced movement therapy as a home activity

Abstract--We have developed a device called AutoCITE (Automated Constraint-Induced Therapy Extension) that automates the intensive training component of constraint-induced (CI) movement therapy, also known as CI therapy.

A telerehabilitation approach to delivery of constraint-induced ...

robots rather than therapists manipulate weakened arms in constraint-induced therapy.

New hope after stroke Personal health and well-being

6) However, some very important differences existed between the patients recruited by Hammer and Lindmark and those recruited in our original forced use studies or the recently completed Extremity Constraint-Induced Therapy Evaluation (EXCITE) trial.

On "Effects of forced use on arm function in the sub-acute phase ..." ...

One of these methods is constraint-induced therapy (CIT).

Early use of constraint induced therapy (CIT) following a CVA: a case ...