The following discussion is based on the results recorded over a period of four years at the New Farm Centre of the Queensland Spastic Welfare League
ObjectiveSurgical selective hyponeurotisation (SSH) is indicated in localized and excessive limbs sp...
Most cerebral palsy children have deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood ...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess impact of foot sensory modulation on inhibition o...
Hypertonicity is the most common type of cerebral palsy consists of 85% of the affected children. It...
The hyperkinetic syndrome is a feature of present times. This paper gives a brief survey of literatu...
Spastic equinus, resulting from severe head injury in children, can greatly impede their rehabilitat...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the facilitating impact of craniosacral therapy o...
Muscolo-skeletal disorders and hip deformity play a key role on future development of motor and adap...
Discussion of preventive physiotherapy in schools should cover many issues—nearly all specialist fie...
The four diametrically opposed tonic relfex movements of the foot that can be elicited in normal chi...
Introduction. Faulty posture, overweight and obesity are one of the most common health problems in P...
Objectives: Hypertonicity is a major problem in children with cerebral palsy that has not been expla...
Item does not contain fulltextAim: To determine if a Clinical Reasoning Protocol assisted occupation...
AbstractMost cerebral palsy children have deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout ch...
Problem of research: Osteochondrosis – one of the most common disorders among adolescents. Due to de...
ObjectiveSurgical selective hyponeurotisation (SSH) is indicated in localized and excessive limbs sp...
Most cerebral palsy children have deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood ...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess impact of foot sensory modulation on inhibition o...
Hypertonicity is the most common type of cerebral palsy consists of 85% of the affected children. It...
The hyperkinetic syndrome is a feature of present times. This paper gives a brief survey of literatu...
Spastic equinus, resulting from severe head injury in children, can greatly impede their rehabilitat...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the facilitating impact of craniosacral therapy o...
Muscolo-skeletal disorders and hip deformity play a key role on future development of motor and adap...
Discussion of preventive physiotherapy in schools should cover many issues—nearly all specialist fie...
The four diametrically opposed tonic relfex movements of the foot that can be elicited in normal chi...
Introduction. Faulty posture, overweight and obesity are one of the most common health problems in P...
Objectives: Hypertonicity is a major problem in children with cerebral palsy that has not been expla...
Item does not contain fulltextAim: To determine if a Clinical Reasoning Protocol assisted occupation...
AbstractMost cerebral palsy children have deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout ch...
Problem of research: Osteochondrosis – one of the most common disorders among adolescents. Due to de...
ObjectiveSurgical selective hyponeurotisation (SSH) is indicated in localized and excessive limbs sp...
Most cerebral palsy children have deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood ...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess impact of foot sensory modulation on inhibition o...
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