Prevalence of Joint Gait Patterns Defined by a Delphi Consensus Study Is Related to Gross Motor Function, Topographical Classification, Weakness, and Spasticity, in Children with Cerebral Palsy.

Front Hum Neurosci · 2017 · PMC5388743 · PMID 28446871

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An obvious trend regarding all significant associations was that the patterns with minor gait deviations (PS0, HS0, KSTS0, KSWS0, ASTS0, ASWS0, PC0, PT0, HT0, FT0) were observed significantly more often in limbs with a low level of spasticity (MAS 0, 1, 1+) and good muscle strength (MMT 4 or 5), which appeared significantly less often than expected in other pathological patterns.

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