What is the role of constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) in a patient with focal spasticity?

• A. Should be avoided in focal spasticity.
• B. It eliminates spasticity completely.
• C. Encourages use of affected limb through task practice; can be integrated with tone-reducing strategies but requires careful hand function and tone readiness.
• D. It is the first-line stand-alone treatment for spasticity.

Answer: (C)