EFFICACY OF THE BOBATH METHOD IN IMPROVING POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN SYNDROME: CASE STUDY

The study investigated the effectiveness of the Bobath Method in improving postural control in children with Down syndrome, highlighting the importance of physical therapy interventions. The research involved a 4-year-old patient and used the Pediatric Balance Scale to assess balance, with promising results in motor functionality.

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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.56238/i-cims-017
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Cerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
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EFFICACY OF THE BOBATH METHOD IN IMPROVING POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN SYNDROME: CASE STUDY

Ana Carolina Rodrigues, Fernanda de Souza Silva
Cerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
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EFFICACY OF THE BOBATH METHOD IN IMPROVING POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN SYNDROME: CASE STUDY

Ana Carolina Rodrigues, Fernanda de Souza Silva
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The study investigated the effectiveness of the Bobath Method in improving postural control in children with Down syndrome, highlighting the importance of physical therapy interventions. The research involved a 4-year-old patient and used the Pediatric Balance Scale to assess balance, with promising results in motor functionality.

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