A L Wilson, S R Harris
Collaborative Occupational Therapy: Teachers' Impressions of the Partnering for Change (P4C) Model
Physical & occupational therapy in pediatrics
investigate whether growing rod surgery children progressive idiopathic early onset scoliosis eos effects activity participation investigate factors may affect multicenter retrospective cohort study using prospectively collected data 60 children idiopathic eos significant scoliosis defined cobb angle 40 thirty underwent brace treatment 30 growth rod surgery questionnaire radiographic data recorded 1 year validated activities scale kids performance version askp questionnaire used measure activity participation brace group cobb angle increased 60 68 change askp score operative group cobb angle decreased 67 45 askp decreased 91 88 p 01 presence spinal pain correlated greater reduction activity participation scores groups occurrence complications operative group p 05 treatments permitted growth immature spine children significant idiopathic eos cobb angle40 growth rod surgery associated reduction activity participation cobb angle whereas brace treatment associated increase cobb angle change activity participation pain important factor affecting activity participation groups