Acute Impact on Balance and Performance of Interactive Video Games in Cerebral Palsy

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Purpose: Purpose: Comparing acute effects of video game therapy(VOT) and neurodevelopmental therapy (NGT) in cerebral palsy (SP) in relationto performance, balance. Materialand Methods: Between ages of 6-18, 20 SP individuals were included in the study.Functional levels; Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), physicalperformance; 10m walking, 5 stairs climbing up (5SCU), down (5SCD), spasticity;Modified Ashworth Scale, gross motor function; Gross Motor FunctionMeasurement-88; functional balance performances were assessed by timed up &go test (TUG) and right-left single-leg raise (SLR). NGT and VOT (4 standardgames, Nintendo Wii game console) were applied for 45 minutes. Evaluations weredone before-after interventions. Results: Performance parameters;there is no significant improvement in both therapy sessions. Equilibriumperformances; in VOT; there is significant improvement about TUG, left SLR(Z=-2,576, p=0.01), but not in NGT (Z=-1,531, p=0,126). Compared with SpasticDiplegic (SDI) and Hemiplegic (SHI) subjects in VOT, significant improvementobtained in 5SCU in favor of SDI (p=0,01). Comparing GMFCS subgroups (GMFCSI-II) in VOT; significant improvement observed in GMFCS II about 5SCU (p=0,01)and TUG (p=0,035). Discussion: In SP, the inclusionof game therapy in standard treatment will be beneficial in terms of balanceand performance and it is important to select games appropriate to the clinicalchart of the patient.

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@article{kaya2017acute,
  author = {Kaya, P{\i}nar and Tunca Y{\i}lmaz, {\"O}znur},
  title = {{Acute Impact on Balance and Performance of Interactive Video Games in Cerebral Palsy}},
  journal = {Journal of Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation},
  volume = {6},
  number = {2},
  pages = {95--104},
  publisher = {Hacettepe {\"U}niversitesi},
  year = {2017},
  month = {11},
  issn = {2147-8945},
  doi = {10.30720/ered.463494},
  url = {https://hacettepe.hbtech.com.tr/en/publication/serebral-palside-interaktif-video-oyunlarinin-denge-ve-performans-uzerine-akut-etkisi},
  language = {tr},
  keywords = {Sa{\u{g}}l{\i}k Kurumlar{\i} Y{\"o}netimi},
  abstract = {Purpose: Purpose: Comparing acute effects of video game therapy(VOT) and neurodevelopmental therapy (NGT) in cerebral palsy (SP) in relationto performance, balance. Materialand Methods: Between ages of 6-18, 20 SP individuals were included in the study.Functional levels; Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), physicalperformance; 10m walking, 5 stairs climbing up (5SCU), down (5SCD), spasticity;Modified Ashworth Scale, gross motor function; Gross Motor FunctionMeasurement-88; functional balance performances were assessed by timed up \&go test (TUG) and right-left single-leg raise (SLR). NGT and VOT (4 standardgames, Nintendo Wii game console) were applied for 45 minutes. Evaluations weredone before-after interventions. Results: Performance parameters;there is no significant improvement in both therapy sessions. Equilibriumperformances; in VOT; there is significant improvement about TUG, left SLR(Z=-2,576, p=0.01), but not in NGT (Z=-1,531, p=0,126). Compared with SpasticDiplegic (SDI) and Hemiplegic (SHI) subjects in VOT, significant improvementobtained in 5SCU in favor of SDI (p=0,01). Comparing GMFCS subgroups (GMFCSI-II) in VOT; significant improvement observed in GMFCS II about 5SCU (p=0,01)and TUG (p=0,035). Discussion: In SP, the inclusionof game therapy in standard treatment will be beneficial in terms of balanceand performance and it is important to select games appropriate to the clinicalchart of the patient.}
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