THE INFLUENCE OF COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION MEASURES COMBINED WITH THE OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT ON THE BALANCE FUNCTION COEFFICIENT IN CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CEREBRAL PALSY
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The article highlights the study records on the infl uence of comprehensive rehabilitation measures combined with osteopathic treatment on the balance function quality in children suff ering from cerebral palsy. The study involved children aged 7 to 12 with spastic diplegia (level II according to GMFCS), intact intelligence, and the ability to move independently without technical devices. The study showed that, if the osteopathic treatment was included in the set of rehabilitation measures, the quality of life and postural control in the upright position improved in children, the latter manifested itself in an increased indicator of the balance function quality.

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osteopathic treatment, infantile cerebral palsy, balance functionquality, life quality
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