Physiotherapy will be applied for 8 weeks, 2 days a week, as one session per day (45 minutes).

Physiotherapy will be applied for 8 weeks, 2 days a week, one session a day (45 minutes). In addition, the patients will be placed on the simulator and the starting position will be taught. your simulator They will be warned before and during the application to maintain the starting position throughout their movements.

pattern and will be run in the 1st stage of the 3-stage speed level.

Stretching for patients with spasticity exercises walking exercises for balance and gait disorders muscle strengthening exercises relaxation exercises

Berg Balance Scale was designed for children to evaluate functions in activities of daily living.

version. The scale consists of 14 assessments and each section is scored between 0-4; The highest possible score is 56.

For this reason, the scale consists of two parts: Static Sitting Balance (SSB) and Dynamic Sitting Balance (DSB). The DSB section also consists of two sub-parameters as selective motion control and dynamic reach. While the static sitting balance subscale evaluates static trunk control during lower and upper extremity movements, the selective motion control subscale evaluates selective trunk movements in three planes (flexion/extension, rotation, and lateral flexion). The dynamic reach subscale evaluates performance during reaching tasks that require active trunk movement. The scale consists of 15 items in total (subscales 5, 7 and 3 items, respectively). Items are scored on a 2, 3, and 4-point ordinal scale and are administered bilaterally when clinically significant. While the total score of the scale varies between 0-58 points, higher scores indicate a better performance.

First, the child puts on his own clothes and shoes. He is allowed to use his splints and suitable walking aid. At least 5 minutes before starting the test. He is allowed to rest and then brought to the starting point of the path he will walk. When the command is given, it is said to start walking as fast as possible for 1 minute. It is also reported that he is not allowed to run. The distance is then calculated.

It is a test used to measure mobility and assesses walking speed, postural control, functional mobility and balance. The Timed Get Up and Go Test measures the time it takes for a person to get up from an arm-supported chair, turn by walking 3 m, and walk back to the chair, then sit down. The time it takes to get up from the chair and sit back on the chair is recorded.