Body Immobilization is a methodological construct within the study of physical compulsion that refers to the deliberate restriction of voluntary bodily movement through external mechanical, chemical, or environmental means, distinguishing it from analogous states by its intentional and externally imposed nature.
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St. Paul's Hospital
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North Carolina State University
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