Mittens and Mini-Cars: a playful new approach to help kids with cerebral palsy
NCT ID NCT07342348
Summary
This study is exploring a new, play-based training program to help children with cerebral palsy who have difficulty using one of their arms and hands. Kids will use a ride-on toy for six weeks while wearing a soft mitten on their stronger hand, which encourages them to use their less-used hand to steer and play. Researchers want to see if this fun activity is practical and if it helps improve the children's ability to use their arm and hand in everyday tasks.
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Grand Valley State University
RECRUITINGGrand Rapids, Michigan, 49504, United States
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