Study: NCT06601569

Intervention type: DIAGNOSTIC_TEST
Intervention: balance and range of motion
Description: * Spinal alignment and range of motion measure scale (SAROMM): is a measure of spinal alignment and range of motion using standard physical therapy techniques scored on a 5-point ordinal score of 0 (normal alignment and range with active correction) to4 (severe ﬁxed deformity) (Bartlett ey al., 2005)~* Modified Ashworth scale (MAS): is a measure of muscle motion and scoring the perceived resistance to movement on a scale of 1 (no increase in tone) to 5 (rigid in ﬂexion or extension) (Clopton et al., 2005).~* Early clinical assessment of balance (ECAB) scale: Is a 13-item test that estimates postural stability for children with CP across all levels of functional ability (Jeffries etal., 2016).~* Functional strength assessment scale: Therapists completed a functional strength assessment (FSA) to obtain an estimate of strength for major muscle groups including the neck and trunk ﬂexors and extensors, and hip extensors, knee extensors, and shoulder ﬂexors bilaterally.

Intervention type: DIAGNOSTIC_TEST
Intervention: balance and range of motion
Description: * Spinal alignment and range of motion measure scale (SAROMM): is a measure of spinal alignment and range of motion using standard physical therapy techniques scored on a 5-point ordinal score of 0 (normal alignment and range with active correction) to4 (severe ﬁxed deformity) (Bartlett ey al., 2005)~* Modified Ashworth scale (MAS): is a measure of muscle motion and scoring the perceived resistance to movement on a scale of 1 (no increase in tone) to 5 (rigid in ﬂexion or extension) (Clopton et al., 2005).~* Early clinical assessment of balance (ECAB) scale: Is a 13-item test that estimates postural stability for children with CP across all levels of functional ability (Jeffries etal., 2016).~* Functional strength assessment scale: Therapists completed a functional strength assessment (FSA) to obtain an estimate of strength for major muscle groups including the neck and trunk ﬂexors and extensors, and hip extensors, knee extensors, and shoulder ﬂexors bilaterally.

Intervention type: DIAGNOSTIC_TEST
Intervention: balance and range of motion
Description: * Spinal alignment and range of motion measure scale (SAROMM): is a measure of spinal alignment and range of motion using standard physical therapy techniques scored on a 5-point ordinal score of 0 (normal alignment and range with active correction) to4 (severe ﬁxed deformity) (Bartlett ey al., 2005)~* Modified Ashworth scale (MAS): is a measure of muscle motion and scoring the perceived resistance to movement on a scale of 1 (no increase in tone) to 5 (rigid in ﬂexion or extension) (Clopton et al., 2005).~* Early clinical assessment of balance (ECAB) scale: Is a 13-item test that estimates postural stability for children with CP across all levels of functional ability (Jeffries etal., 2016).~* Functional strength assessment scale: Therapists completed a functional strength assessment (FSA) to obtain an estimate of strength for major muscle groups including the neck and trunk ﬂexors and extensors, and hip extensors, knee extensors, and shoulder ﬂexors bilaterally.

Intervention type: DIAGNOSTIC_TEST
Intervention: balance and range of motion
Description: * Spinal alignment and range of motion measure scale (SAROMM): is a measure of spinal alignment and range of motion using standard physical therapy techniques scored on a 5-point ordinal score of 0 (normal alignment and range with active correction) to4 (severe ﬁxed deformity) (Bartlett ey al., 2005)~* Modified Ashworth scale (MAS): is a measure of muscle motion and scoring the perceived resistance to movement on a scale of 1 (no increase in tone) to 5 (rigid in ﬂexion or extension) (Clopton et al., 2005).~* Early clinical assessment of balance (ECAB) scale: Is a 13-item test that estimates postural stability for children with CP across all levels of functional ability (Jeffries etal., 2016).~* Functional strength assessment scale: Therapists completed a functional strength assessment (FSA) to obtain an estimate of strength for major muscle groups including the neck and trunk ﬂexors and extensors, and hip extensors, knee extensors, and shoulder ﬂexors bilaterally.