The role of visual stimuli on standing posture in children with bilateral cerebral palsy

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Cecilia Lidbeck
Åsa Bartonek
Priti Yadav
Kristina Tedroff
Per Åstrand
Kerstin Hellgren
Elena M. Gutierrez-Farewik
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[1] Karolinska Institutet,Department of Women’s and Children’s Health
[2] Royal Institute of Technology,Department of Clinical Neuroscience
[3] KTH Mechanics,undefined
[4] Royal Institute of Technology,undefined
[5] KTH BioMEx Center,undefined
[6] Karolinska Institutet,undefined
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BMC Neurology | / 16卷
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Cerebral palsy; Muscle activity; Postural orientation; Sensory disturbances; Standing ability; Visual function;
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