Spasticity or Alignment? Identifying and Treating the Right Problem for Optimal Outcomes
A Talk by Susan Blum and Joni Redlich
About this Talk
So often we assume that spasticity is the primary barrier for children with cerebral palsy. However, sometimes alignment problems or strength deficits, can increase a child's spasticity and lead to compensatory movement patterns. In this talk, we will look at an example of a child with quadriplegic cerebral palsy who had limited sitting skills due to his apparent leg spasticity and how focussing on alignment changed his ability to develop this functional skills.
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