Sensory Perceptual Training on Activities of Daily Living and Hand Functions

Effect of Sensory-Perceptual Motor Training on Activities of Daily Living and Hand Functions in Unilateral Cerebral Palsy

Many risk factors can come to the fore in CP. With the new studies on CP, new risk factors are defined and existing risks are better understood. In the light of current information, general risk factors for CP are defined as premature birth, fetal growth restriction, multiple pregnancies, infections in the fetal or neonatal period, birth asphyxia, perinatal stroke, and congenital developmental disorders In addition, related risk factors are classified as prenatal, perinatal and postnatal

Children and youth with cerebral palsy face unique challenges when learning, practicing, and mastering activities of daily living (ADLs). Active participation in dressing, feeding, toileting, clothing management, and small space mobility is influenced by body structures and function and environmental and personal factors

Inclusion Criteria:

• Modified Ashworth 1 and 1 +
• GMFCS level I and II
• Able to understand and follow instructions

Exclusion Criteria:

• fixed contracture or deformities in the spine or extremities
• visual or respiratory Problems,
• orthopedic surgery