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[Functional electric stimulation (FES) in cerebral palsy].

Margarida Harumi Miyazaki, Maria Inês Paes Lourenção, José Brenha Ribeiro Sobrinho, Linamara Rizzo Battistella

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Our study concerns a patient with cerebral palsy, submitted to conventional occupational therapy and functional electrical stimulation. The results as to manual ability, spasticity, sensibility and synkinesis were satisfactory.

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Our study concerns a patient with cerebral palsy, submitted to conventional occupational therapy and functional electrical stimulation. The results as to manual ability, spasticity, sensibility and synkinesis were satisfactory.

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Our study concerns a patient with cerebral palsy, submitted to conventional occupational therapy and functional electrical stimulation. The results as to manual ability, spasticity, sensibility and synkinesis were satisfactory.

Key concepts: Functional electrical stimulation, Cerebral palsy, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Electric stimulation, Neuroscience, Stimulation, Medicine, Psychology

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