Longitudinal data show gait asymmetries associate with locomotor capacity in children with UCP, indicating potential clinical biomarkers.
Longitudinal data establish that spatial-temporal gait asymmetries are significantly associated with locomotor capacity in children with UCP, with these relationships persisting over time. This supports the value of gait asymmetry metrics as clinical biomarkers for monitoring heterogeneous functional mobility trajectories within this specific population.
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