Addition of trunk restraint to home-based modified constraint-induced movement therapy does not bring additional benefits in chronic stroke individuals with mild and moderate upper limb impairments: A pilot randomized controlled trial

The addition of trunk restraint to mCIMT resulted in no additional benefits, compared with mCIMT alone with stroke individuals with mild to moderate impairments. Unimanual and bimanual improvements were observed after mCIMT, regardless of trunk restraint, and the intervention did not adversely affect their reaching patterns.