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The orthotic and therapeutic effects following daily community applied functional electrical stimulation in children with unilateral spastic cerebral palsy: a randomised controlled trial

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Table 1 Inclusion and exclusion criteria
Table 2 Baseline characteristics
Table 3 Mean (SD) of groups and corresponding mean difference between groups (95 % CI) reported for spasticity and activityclinical measures at baseline (A), post treatment (B) and follow-up (C)
Table 4 Mean (SD) of groups and corresponding mean difference between groups (95 % CI) reported for gait kinematics andtemporal-spatial parameters at baseline (A), post treatment (B) and follow-up (C)

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