Gait characteristics of children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy following modified constraint-induced movement therapy for the upper extremity.

This investigation assessed selected gait parameters of children with hemiparesis before and after participation in a modified constraint-induced movement therapy program (mCIMT). Recent advances in the understanding of the relationship between mCIMT and cortical reorganization supports the use of upper-extremity mCIMT to treat lower extremity deficits. However, the effects of mCIMT on the gait patterns of children with hemiparesis remain unclear.

Three-dimensional rodent motion analysis and neurodegenerative disorders.

Motion capture and associated novel measurement devices for movement function in humans and animal models