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- who: Elisabet Rodby-Bousquet from the Centre for Clinical Research, Uppsala University-Region Vu00e4stmanland, Vu00e4steru00e5s, Sweden, Department of ClinicalTemple University, United States have published the paper: Postural Asymmetries and Assistive Devices Used by Adults With Cerebral Palsy in Lying, Sitting, and Standing, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 14/08/2021
- what: The aim of this study were to describe the use of assistive devices and postural asymmetries in sitting, lying and standing positions in adults with cerebral palsy at all levels of motor function, and to analyze postural asymmetries and any association with their ability . . .
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