Foot and Knee Behaviour During Gait in Response to the Use of Additional Means of Treatment in Cerebral Palsied Children.

Background: Physiological human gait is characterized by tree-dimensional pelvis movements, which make that gait is smooth and does not require excessive energy expenditure. In children with cerebral palsy determinants of the pelvis may be affected, mainly due to pathological afferent synergisms. Therefore many specialists is looking for ways to improve this situation.