Joseph R Sharkey, Andra Smith
Cooking with the Seasons for Health (CwS4H): An Innovative Intervention That Links Nutrition Education, Cooking Skills, and Locally Grown Produce to Increase Vegetable Intake among Limited-Resource Parent-Child Dyads in Rural Washington
Nutrients
children brachial plexus birth injury nonuse affected upper limb despite sufficient capacity sometimes observed called developmental disregard combination modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training frequently applied overcome developmental disregard unilateral cerebral palsy current study effects combination modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training investigated children brachial plexus birth injury comparison children unilateral cerebral palsy hypothesize combination modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training effective brachial plexus birth injury data 19 children brachial plexus birth injury mage 41 years 18 unilateral cerebral palsy mage 45 years compared effects modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training 54 h modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy 18 h bimanual training 810 weeks investigated assessing spontaneous affectedupperlimbuse assisting hand assessment manual abilities abilhandkids subjective performance satisfaction problematic bimanual activities canadian occupational performance measure three time points pretreatment posttreatment followup data analyzed using repeatedmeasures analysis children brachial plexus birth injury showed significant improvements outcome measures following modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training results comparable observed group children unilateral cerebral palsy results suggest modified constraintinducedmovementtherapy bimanual training effective brachial plexus birth injury indicate comparable improved bimanual performance children brachial plexus birth injury unilateral cerebral palsy suggests groups children affectively overcome developmental disregardimplications rehabilitationchildren brachial plexus birth injury frequently experience difficulties activities daily livingit recently suggested children brachial plexus birth injury may also show nonuse affected upper limb despite sufficient capacity called developmental disregardchildren brachial plexus birth injury developmental disregard might therefore benefit intensive therapies aimed overcoming developmental disregard originally developed children unilateral cerebral palsya combination modified constrainedinduced movement therapy intensive bimanual training shown affective children unilateral cerebral palsyin small sample study shows combination modified constrainedinduced movement therapy intensive bimanual training effective children brachial plexus birth injury comparable even unilateral cerebral palsy