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Supramalleolar splint versus medial heel wedge on pronated feet of spastic diplegic children
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Abstract
Background: Standing is a critical skill that took part in all activities of the child daily living. Although properly aligned feet is essential for proper controlled standing, there is few studies concerning the most effective type of orthoses for correction of the feet pronation in spastic diplegic cerebral palsy cases or comparison between the effect of various orthotics . Purpose: To determine the effect of using both supramalleolar orthoses and/or using medial heel wedge for improving foot alignment which will be reflected on proper standing posture