Low-and middle-income countries NDT Neurodevelopmental therapy OCEBM Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine AIM To identify and assess published studies concerning physical therapy in Brazilian children and adolescents with cerebral palsy (CP) using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) framework. METHOD Articles in English and Portuguese published until October 2020, with no date restrictions, were searched in several different databases. Study characteristics, journal metrics, sample characteristics, and ICF domains explored intervention components and outcomes were extracted. Studies were classified according to the Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine hierarchy levels to characterize the evidence.RESULTS Ninety-four studies were included. Spastic CP with fewer limitations in gross motor abilities was the most reported; 67% of the studies had low levels of evidence and were published in journals without an impact factor. The three most frequent interventions were neurodevelopmental treatment, suit therapy, and transcranial direct current stimulation. Intervention components explored body functions and structures (73.4%), activity (59.6%), environment (2.1%). They did not explore participation (0%). The outcomes investigated addressed activity (79.8%), body functions and structures (67.0%), and participation (1.1%), but not environment (0%).
baixa e m edia renda OBJETIVO Identificar e avaliar os estudos publicados sobre fisioterapia em crianc ßas e adolescentes brasileiros com paralisia cerebral (PC), usando o modelo da Classificac ßão Internacional de Funcionalidade, Incapacidade e Sa ude (CIF).M ETODO Artigos em inglês e português publicados at e outubro de 2020, sem restric ßão de data, foram pesquisados em diferentes bases bibliogr aficas. Foram extra ıdos dados sobre as caracter ısticas do estudo, m etricas do peri odico, caracter ısticas da amostra, dom ınios da CIF explorados a partir dos componentes e desfechos das intervenc ßões. Para caracterizar as evidências, os estudos foram classificados de acordo com os n ıveis de evidência do
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