The Effect of Increased Gait Speed on Asymmetry and Variability in Children With Cerebral Palsy.

Front Neurol · 2019 · PMC7002475 · PMID 32082235

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A significant interaction between the group and the speed was found for step length asymmetry, showing that while walking faster made step length more symmetrical in TD, the CP group showed a trend to become more asymmetrical.

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