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Integrated design: user characterization and effects of neuromotor intensive therapy and aquatic physical therapy in children with neuromotor disorders - :
niversidade Federal do Paraná0 个研究点开始时间: 2016年7月15日最近更新:
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- Intervention
入排标准
- 年龄范围
- 0M 至 20Y（—）
入选标准
- •clinical diagnosis of pathology that causes motor neurone disorder such as cerebral palsy syndromes or delays in motor development ; medical indication for the procedure; age 0-18 years; both sexes ; with consent by parents and / or family
排除标准
- •subluxation of the hip ; acute fractures ; severe scoliosis ; uncontrolled seizures ; serious intellectual delay ; spasticity with severe angle > 35; contractures or other congenital deformities ; intrathecal baclofen pump ; autism; encephalopathies progressive , psychiatric disorders ; myopathies ; Botox use with time of less than 3 months and surgeries with time less than 1 year ; for patients who will be added to the aquatic therapy earlier , lack of sphincter control ; injuries and / or skin disorders
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