Órgano Ejecutor: AIDER

INADULTSWHOUNDERWENTSDRINCHILDHOOD:

• SDR in childhood has a striking and long-lasting effect in normalizing muscle tone well into adulthood if strict selection criteria are adhered

• Adults with CP who underwent SDR in childhood reported good health-related quality of life and the vast majority was satisfied with the SDR treatment

• Levels of anxiety and depression of adults with CP were similar to that of TD adults, and adults with CP were as satisfied with their overall accomplishment of daily activities and participation as their TD peers

• During aging no deterioration was found in functional mobility, gait (GDI) and overall level of accomplishment and satisfaction in daily activities and participation

• Spinal abnormalities did not change further during aging in adulthood and appeared not to result in disability experienced due to back pain.

• A conservative approach with respect to treating spinal abnormalities in adults with CP who underwent SDR in childhood may be appropriate

• During aging small changes were observed in active hip and knee ranges of motion and walking speed

• Strength, selectivity, ROM and functional mobility and balance of adults with CP were poorer than those of TD adults

• Strength appeared to correlate with functional mobility and balance. Functional mobility and balance were on the other hand correlated with level of accomplishment and satisfaction in daily activities and participation

• Management programs which focus on maintaining walking ability and resistance training may prevent functional deterioration and enable daily activities and participation in adults with CP while aging

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