The method of kinematic analysis was sensitive for an assessment of motor recovery induced by CIMT. The kinematic results suggest that the increase in the use of the paretic limb in activities of daily living after the intervention is not only attributable to the patient's increased attention to it and better hand dexterity, but it is also a consequence of the improved speed of movement and better coordination between shoulder and elbow joints.

Two hours of CIMT may be more effective than conventional rehabilitation in improving motor function and use of the paretic arm in patients with chronic stroke.

most disabling consequences. post stroke locomotor impairments are often associated with abnormal timing and intensity in recruitment of lower limb muscles, s troke is a leading cause of acquired disability in adults worldwide. 1 hemiparesis, with loss of coordination in upper and lower limb joints, is one of the

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