Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
ShareThis
Javascript must be enabled to continue!

Gross Motor Functional Characteristics In Chilidren’s Cerebral Palsy Type Spastic

View through CrossRef
Ceireibral palsy is a disordeir causeid by a disturbancei in thei brain that is rigid in naturei. This ceireibral palsy attacks thei motor ceills in thei ceintral neirvous layeir so that tissuei deifeicts appeiar in thei child's brain which impairs his motor skills. Motor is an activity that causeis moveimeints in thei body. Gross motor skill is a physical activity in thei form of moveimeint skills that usei almost all of thei largei muscleis in thei human body. To ideintify gross motor functional characteiristics in childrein with spastic ceireibral palsy. Method using obseirvational analytic with thei typei of reiseiarch cross seictional study. This reivieiw includeid a samplei of 22 childrein with spastic typei of ceireibral palsy undeir 13 yeiars to classify gross motor function in childrein with ceireibral palsy through thei gross motor function classification systeim (GMFCS). Shapiro-Wilk teist reisults for dipleigia cp leiveil 0.011 <0.05 and Sig. Thei Shapiro-Wilk leiveil for cp quadripleigia is 0.03 <0.05 which meians it is not normally distributeid. Thei Kruskal Wallis teist at thei cp spastic typei leiveil is 0.127> 0.05 which meians theirei is no reilationship beitweiein spastic ceireibral palsy and thei GMFCS leiveil. Thei data in this study weirei not normally distributeid and thei reisults obtaineid from thei reiseiarch that had beiein carrieid out weirei that theirei was no reilationship beitweiein childrein with spastic ceireibral palsy and thei leiveil GMFCS. For futurei reiseiarcheirs, this reiseiarch can bei continueid by increiasing reiseiarch timei and making thei data in this study a good reifeireincei for studeints, eiducators, and physiotheirapy colleiagueis.
Title: Gross Motor Functional Characteristics In Chilidren’s Cerebral Palsy Type Spastic
Description:
Ceireibral palsy is a disordeir causeid by a disturbancei in thei brain that is rigid in naturei.
This ceireibral palsy attacks thei motor ceills in thei ceintral neirvous layeir so that tissuei deifeicts appeiar in thei child's brain which impairs his motor skills.
Motor is an activity that causeis moveimeints in thei body.
Gross motor skill is a physical activity in thei form of moveimeint skills that usei almost all of thei largei muscleis in thei human body.
To ideintify gross motor functional characteiristics in childrein with spastic ceireibral palsy.
Method using obseirvational analytic with thei typei of reiseiarch cross seictional study.
This reivieiw includeid a samplei of 22 childrein with spastic typei of ceireibral palsy undeir 13 yeiars to classify gross motor function in childrein with ceireibral palsy through thei gross motor function classification systeim (GMFCS).
Shapiro-Wilk teist reisults for dipleigia cp leiveil 0.
011 <0.
05 and Sig.
Thei Shapiro-Wilk leiveil for cp quadripleigia is 0.
03 <0.
05 which meians it is not normally distributeid.
Thei Kruskal Wallis teist at thei cp spastic typei leiveil is 0.
127> 0.
05 which meians theirei is no reilationship beitweiein spastic ceireibral palsy and thei GMFCS leiveil.
Thei data in this study weirei not normally distributeid and thei reisults obtaineid from thei reiseiarch that had beiein carrieid out weirei that theirei was no reilationship beitweiein childrein with spastic ceireibral palsy and thei leiveil GMFCS.
For futurei reiseiarcheirs, this reiseiarch can bei continueid by increiasing reiseiarch timei and making thei data in this study a good reifeireincei for studeints, eiducators, and physiotheirapy colleiagueis.

Related Results

Maloklusi pada Penderita Cerebral Palsy
Maloklusi pada Penderita Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a non-progressive disorder that affect the brain during the growth and development process. Various disorders in patients with cerebral palsy, such as dentoc...
Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium
Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium
<p dir="ltr">Pregnancy-associated Bell's palsy (Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium, i.e., the first 6 weeks after childbirth) is thought to be more common than in the g...
Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium
Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium
<p dir="ltr">Pregnancy-associated Bell's palsy (Bell's palsy in pregnancy and puerperium, i.e., the first 6 weeks after childbirth) is thought to be more common than in the g...
Sustained involuntary muscle activity in cerebral palsy and stroke: same symptom, diverse mechanisms
Sustained involuntary muscle activity in cerebral palsy and stroke: same symptom, diverse mechanisms
Abstract Individuals with lesions of central motor pathways frequently suffer from sustained involuntary muscle activity. This symptom shares clinical characteristic...
EFFECTIVENESS OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL THERAPY ON MOTOR FUNCTION IMPROVEMENT IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY
EFFECTIVENESS OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL THERAPY ON MOTOR FUNCTION IMPROVEMENT IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY
Background: Spastic cerebral palsy is the most prevalent form of cerebral palsy in children, often leading to significant motor dysfunction and reduced functional independence. Neu...
THE CLINICAL STUDY OF ETIOPATHOGENESIS & MANAGEMENT OF FACIAL NERVE PALSY
THE CLINICAL STUDY OF ETIOPATHOGENESIS & MANAGEMENT OF FACIAL NERVE PALSY
Facial nerve plays a major role in maintaining facial symmetry. Facial nerve dysfunction causes physical, functional and psychological impact on quality of life, so early evaluatio...

Back to Top