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Cerebral Palsy and Rhizotomy: A ten year follow-up study with Gait Analysis
In 1985, a cohort of 14 children with cerebral palsy underwent a neurosurgical procedure - selective posterior rhizotomy - in an effort to reduce their spasticity. They were part of a prospective study in which their gait was analysed before surgery and at one and three years' post-operatively. In 1...
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Department of Human Biology
2017
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