A Progressive Running Program for an Adolescent With Cerebral Palsy

Lewis, Jessica

doi:10.1097/pep.0000000000000429

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“…Gaining insights into the maturation and differentiation of human gaits may also provide important clinical implications. For instance, while the rehabilitative protocols in children with cerebral palsy usually focus on walking training, early running training may also be beneficial, and improve walking gait (Lewis, 2017). Indeed, many studies have examined how children with cerebral palsy manage to walk, but few have investigated running, which may be even more stable than walking in these children (Iosa et al, 2013).…”

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Emergence of Different Gaits in Infancy: Relationship Between Developing Neural Circuitries and Changing Biomechanics

Dewolf

Sylos-Labini

Cappellini

et al. 2020

Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol.

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How does gait-specific pattern generation evolve in early infancy? The idea that neural and biomechanical mechanisms underlying mature walking and running differ to some extent and involve distinct spinal and supraspinal neural circuits is supported by various studies. Here we consider the issue of human gaits from the developmental point of view, from neonate stepping to adult mature gaits. While differentiating features of the walk and run are clearly distinct in adults, the gradual and progressive developmental bifurcation between the different gaits suggests considerable sharing of circuitry. Gaits development and their biomechanical determinants also depend on maturation of the musculoskeletal system. This review outlines the possible overlap in the neural and biomechanical control of walking and running in infancy, supporting the idea that gaits may be built starting from common, likely phylogenetically conserved elements. Bridging connections between movement mechanics and neural control of locomotion could have profound clinical implications for technological solutions to understand better locomotor development and to diagnose early motor deficits. We also consider the neuromuscular maturation time frame of gaits resulting from active practice of locomotion, underlying plasticity of development.

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Emergence of Different Gaits in Infancy: Relationship Between Developing Neural Circuitries and Changing Biomechanics

Dewolf

Sylos-Labini

Cappellini

et al. 2020

Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol.

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“…Po szczegółowej analizie odrzucono siedem artykułów niespełniających określonych kryteriów włączenia do dalszej analizy. Odrzucono: jedną pracę przeglądową (Chappell et al, 2019a), dwie publikacje, których tematyka była pośrednio związana z analizą biegu (Chappell et al, 2019c;Verschuren et al, 2007), dwa opisy przypadków (Lee et al, 2013;Lewis, 2017) i dwie publikacje, w których grupa badana nie spełniała kryteriów włączenia do przeglądu piśmiennictwa -sportowcy z MPD (Kloyiam et al, 2011;Runciman et al, 2016). Pozostałe siedem publikacji zostało włączonych do szczegółowej analizy pełnej treści (Böhm i Döderlein, 2012;Chappell et al, 2020Chappell et al, , 2019bDavids et al, 1998;Gibson et al, 2018;Iosa et al, 2013;Krätschmer et al, 2019).…”

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“…Niemniej wpływ treningu biegowego na stan kliniczny dzieci z MPD był rzadko badany. Znaleziono cztery badania (Chappell et al, 2020;Gibson et al, 2018;Lee et al, 2013;Lewis, 2017), które poruszały tę problematykę. Były to badania obejmujące mało liczne grupy pacjentów (Chappell et al, 2020;Gibson et al, 2018) oraz opisy przypadków (Lee et al, 2013;Lewis, 2017), co sprawia, że nie możemy na ich podstawie wyciągać daleko idących wniosków.…”

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“…W dwóch spośród nich uzyskano poprawę wyników w skalach funkcjonalnych (Chappell et al, 2020;Gibson et al, 2018). Lewis, analizując przypadek 12-letniego chłopca z MPD (GMFCS II), wykazała wpływ 20-tygodniowego treningu biegowego (trzy sesje w tygodniu) na poprawę wyniku w Skali Funkcjonalnej Motoryki Dużej (Gross Motor Function Measure, GMFM), poprawę szybkości chodu (poprawa wyniku w sześciominutowym teście chodu -6MWT, six minute walk test) oraz poprawę w funkcjonowaniu w życiu codziennym (zgłaszaną przez matkę pacjenta) (Lewis, 2017). Lee i wsp.…”

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Analysis of running ability in children with cerebral palsy – a scoping literature review

Pielak¹,

Pałasz²,

Szmulkowska³

et al. 2021

Aktualn Neurol

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Introduction: Children with cerebral palsy present with diverse mobility abnormalities which are classified at the levels of structure and function and activity according to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. The authors of most studies on independent mobility in children with cerebral palsy have focused on gait abnormalities. The aim of this literature review was to analyse the running ability in children with cerebral palsy. Methods: A scoping review was conducted according to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses Statement. A search of the PubMed database was performed using the terms “cerebral palsy” and “running.” Results: Children with cerebral palsy run at a lower speed compared to their healthy peers. They have a shorter stride length. The power generated by various muscle groups is different from that observed in typically developing children. This results in different kinematics and hence lower quality of running. Implementation of training focused on running as part of the rehabilitation process in children with cerebral palsy may bring positive results. Discussion: The ability of running is important not only to move quickly but also to participate in the activities of daily living performed by typically developing children. Because of that, it is advisable to incorporate elements of running training into the rehabilitation process in children with cerebral palsy, whenever possible.

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Functional Mobility Improved After Intensive Progressive Resistance Exercise in an Adolescent With Spina Bifida

Baym

Hedgecock

Rapport³

2018

Pediatric Physical Therapy

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A Progressive Running Program for an Adolescent With Cerebral Palsy

Abstract: Participation in a progressive running program is a feasible intervention to promote improvements in walking speed and gross motor function in some adolescents with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy in Gross Motor Function Classification System level II.

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Emergence of Different Gaits in Infancy: Relationship Between Developing Neural Circuitries and Changing Biomechanics

Emergence of Different Gaits in Infancy: Relationship Between Developing Neural Circuitries and Changing Biomechanics

Analysis of running ability in children with cerebral palsy – a scoping literature review

Functional Mobility Improved After Intensive Progressive Resistance Exercise in an Adolescent With Spina Bifida

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