Longitudinal case series shows multidimensional improvement in gait and outcomes for children with spastic CP, implying potential for future investigations.
Children with spastic CP benefit from SDR in multiple dimensions including better patient-reported outcomes, tone control, and improved gait parameters. Improvements in step length, stride length, and velocity are asymmetrical, and the functional impact on gait should be explored in future studies.
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