By restraining the use of his left hand, doctors helped Bruce to use and improve the coordination skills of his right hand. The doctors employed a technique known as

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Constraint-induced therapy is a technique in which a patient's unaffected limb or side is restrained, forcing them to use and improve the coordination skills of their affected limb or side. This technique is commonly used in stroke rehabilitation and other neurological conditions.

By Restraining the Use of His Left Hand, Doctors Helped