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Integrated effect of treadmill training combined with dynamic ankle foot orthosis on balance in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy

Sherief et al., 2015

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17208328225144651521
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Sherief A
Gazya A
El Gafaar M
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Egyptian Journal of Medical Human Genetics

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Background and purpose: Maintaining balance is a necessary requirement for most human actions. Most cerebral palsy children, who constitute a large portion in our country, continue to evidence deficits in balance, co-ordination, and gait throughout childhood. So, the …
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