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Upper Limb Botulinum Toxin Injection Combined With Self Rehabilitation
To show that the addition of a self-rehabilitation program to standard treatment, involving repeated BTI and usual physiotherapy, improves impairment and activity limitation of the paretic upper limb more than the control treatment (BTI + usual physiotherapy), in a randomised controlled study of patients with spastic hemiparesis following stroke.
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