Does Nintendo Wii Balance Board improve standing balance? A randomized controlled trial in children with cerebral palsy

Keyphrases

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Standing Balance 100%
• Cerebral Palsy children 100%
• Nintendo Wii Balance Board 100%
• Spastic Hemiplegia 85%
• Cerebral Palsy 85%
• Physiotherapy 57%
• Treatment Efficacy 42%
• Spastic Diplegia 42%
• Anterior-posterior 28%
• Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) 28%
• Rehabilitation Centers 28%
• Exercise Program 28%
• Epilepsy 14%
• Lower Limb 14%
• Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial 14%
• Talca 14%
• Force Platform 14%
• Physiotherapist 14%
• Group Randomized 14%
• Nintendo Wii 14%
• Therapy Efficacy 14%
• Eyes-open Condition 14%
• Hemiplegic Patients 14%
• Vision Disorders 14%
• Follow-up Examination 14%
• Previous Surgery 14%
• Medial-lateral 14%
• Botulinum Neurotoxin (BoNT) 14%
• Clinical Rehabilitation 14%
• Physiotherapy Intervention 14%
• Inpatient Rehabilitation 14%
• Hearing Disorders 14%
• Center of Pressure Sway 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Spastic Diplegia 100%
• Hemiplegia 85%
• Physiotherapy 71%
• Combination Therapy 42%
• Patient with Cerebral Palsy 42%
• Gross Motor Function Classification System 28%
• Rehabilitation Center 28%
• Arm 14%
• Lower Limb 14%
• Controlled Clinical Trial 14%
• Post-Hoc Analysis 14%
• Outpatient 14%
• Adolescent 14%
• Rehabilitation Engineering 14%
• Physiotherapist 14%
• Patient History of Surgery 14%
• Vision Disorder 14%
• Botulinum Toxin A 14%
• Hearing Disorder 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Hemiplegia 85%
• Physiotherapy 71%
• Combination Therapy 42%
• Patient with Cerebral Palsy 42%
• Rehabilitation Center 28%
• Gross Motor Function Classification System 28%
• Adolescent 14%
• Outpatient 14%
• Rehabilitation Engineering 14%
• Physiotherapist 14%
• Botulinum Toxin A 14%
• Hearing Disorder 14%
• Patient History of Surgery 14%
• Post Hoc Analysis 14%
• Visual Disorder 14%