Randomised trial of virtual reality gaming and physiotherapy on balance, gross motor performance and daily functions among children with bilateral spastic cerebral palsy.

Background: Balance issues and poor gross motor function affect the daily needs of children with cerebral palsy.

Purpose: The study objective was to examine the effects of virtual reality gaming and physiotherapy on balance, gross motor performance and daily functioning among children with bilateral spastic cerebral palsy.

Method: Thirty-eight children with bilateral spastic cerebral palsy aged 6-12 years with GMFCS- level II-III, Manual Ability Classification System level I-III participated in this randomized controlled trial.