New hope for kids with cerebral palsy: therapy shows Real-World benefits
NCT ID NCT07485894
Summary
This small, completed study tested if the Petö Method, a special therapy program, could help children with cerebral palsy move better. It involved 13 children with significant movement challenges. The results suggest the therapy can lead to meaningful improvements in motor skills and daily independence.
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University of Almería
Almería, 04120, Spain
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