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The purpose of this study is to better understand dystonia in CP and be able to objectively distinguish between individuals who experience spasticity, dystonia, or a combination of these conditions while evaluating the effect of 2Hz vestibular stimulation. Selected outcome measures included knee ROM, angular velocity and acceleration and all measures increased post vestibular stimulation; these results...
This study demonstrates the phase plane representation of the pendulum knee drop (PKD) test for 7 children with cerebral palsy (CP) and one child without disability. Outcome measures included the change in knee's range of motion (ROM) and angular velocity pre and post vestibular stimulation. Results of this study show significant increase in the knee's ROM and angular velocity post vestibular stimulation;...
Interest in a better understanding of mechanical vestibular stimulation and its effect on changing the muscle tone in individuals with Cerebral Palsy (CP) is the motivation of this study. Stimulation to the otoliths has shown a reduction in the degree of spasticity in population with neuromuscular disabilities. Three children with CP were involved in this study of whom two are twins (12 year-old,...
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