Correlation of neurocognitive and motor function deficit severity with gut physiology in Cerebral palsy children - CP-GUT0001

DrSuman Jain0 sites0 target enrollmentStarted: TBDLast updated: October 17, 2022

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•1.Age 5-15 years.
•2.All type of cerebral palsy Spastic CP or 3.Dyskinetic CP or Ataxic CP or Mixed CP with 4.Hemiplegia and Diplegia.
•5.Intelligence quotient >50 (Binet Kamat test/ MalinÃ¢â?¬•s Intelligence scale for children).
•6.Modified Ashworth scoring 1-3 for affected limb .
•7.Can sit independently or with support (GMFCS stage: 1-4 and Manual ability classification system stage:1-3) .
•7.Preserved vision and hearing (with or without correction).
•8.Ability to follow instructions and complete testing or Task.
•9.No formal cognitive assessment was performed in past 6 months.

•1.Uncontrolled epilepsy as defined by seizure 2.frequency > 1/month for preceding 3 months.
•3.Ã?Â Severe concurrent illness of disease not 4.associated with CP or unstable medical conditions like pneumonia
•5.Genetic or syndromic associations.
•6.Children diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorders.
•7.Modified Ashworth scale score >3 at shoulder/elbow/wrist.
•8.Contractures of affected limb.
•9.Severe movement disorder like dystonia, choreo-athetosis or ballismus interfering with purposeful limb movement.
•10.Any congenital brain malformation detected on conventional MRI brain.
•11.Any Malignancy/Cyst formation in the brain CT Scan or MRI Scan.
•12.Recent orthopaedic surgery/ cast/splint in affected limb or any metallic implant.
•13.Those receiving tone modifying agents.
•On proton pump inhibitors 2 weeks before sample collection.

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DrSuman Jain