1993
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8749.1993.tb11547.x
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Muscle Performance and Gross Motor Function of Children With Spastic Cerebral Palsy

Abstract: SUMMARY The purpose of this study was to determine whether, and to what extent, performance on a measure of motor function (Gross Motor Function Measure, GMFM) was related to the physiological fitness of children with cerebral palsy (CP). Two elements of physiological function were measured: aerobic power and anaerobic power of the arms and legs. 15 boys and eight girls aged between seven and 13.9 years with spastic CP participated in the study. There was a good relationship between the standing and walking, r… Show more

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“…Rater B had 8 months of experience in the evaluation and treatment of children with CP (the newly trained PT), while rater K had 12 years of experience in pediatric physical therapy (the Expert PT). A number of studies [14][15][16] have used videotapes of patients to permit multiple raters to observe the same performance. According to Gross and Conrad 17) , videotaping permits less biased estimates of reliability.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Rater B had 8 months of experience in the evaluation and treatment of children with CP (the newly trained PT), while rater K had 12 years of experience in pediatric physical therapy (the Expert PT). A number of studies [14][15][16] have used videotapes of patients to permit multiple raters to observe the same performance. According to Gross and Conrad 17) , videotaping permits less biased estimates of reliability.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stokes 2 cita que os distúrbios de postura e movimento podem ser definidos como a falta de capacidade do corpo em enfrentar com eficiência os efeitos da gravidade e de relacionar-se com a superfície da terra por meio da base de apoio. Desta forma, a PC causa dificuldades variáveis na coordenação da ação muscular, com resultante incapacidade da criança em manter posturas e realizar movimentos normais 1,[3][4][5][6][7] . Neste sentido, os indiví-duos apresentam alterações motoras complexas sendo que os déficits primários descritos por Papavasiliou 8 são: tônus muscular anormal influenciando a postura e movimento; alteração do balance e coordenação; diminuição de força; perda do controle motor seletivo com problemas secundários de contraturas e deformidades ósseas.…”
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“…4 Although increasing levels of impairment would appear to be associated with increasing levels of activity limitations, there are conflicting reports in the literature with regard to the strength of this relationship. [5][6][7][8] More recently, the relationship between measures of activity limitations and participation restrictions and/or health status have been explored in an attempt to understand the day-to-day implications of living with functional limitations. [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Three studies to date 15,17,18 have investigated the relationship between energy efficiency of gait and other aspects of health and lifestyle.…”
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