- Diplegia, when used singularly,
refers to
paralysis affecting symmetrical parts of the body. This is
different from
hemiplegia which refers to spasticity...
-
normal in
every significant clinical sense. When they are younger,
spastic diplegic individuals typically undergo gait
analysis so that
their clinicians can...
- PMID 25274314. Lin KR,
Prabhu V, Shah H,
Kamath A,
Joseph B (2015). "Handedness in
diplegic cerebral palsy".
Developmental Neurorehabilitation. 15 (5): 386–9. doi:10...
- or
diplegic spasticity;
severe athetosis or ataxia;
bilateral through knee am****tion, etcetera. C2:
cyclists with
moderate hemiplegic or
diplegic spasticity;...
- 2005 as, "Minimal
involvement 27 This
class is for the
minimally affected diplegic Spasticity Grade 1;
hemiplegic Spasticity Grade 1: monoplegic; minimal...
- or
diplegic spasticity;
severe athetosis or ataxia;
bilateral through knee am****tion, etcetera. C2:
cyclists with
moderate hemiplegic or
diplegic spasticity;...
- or
diplegic spasticity;
severe athetosis or ataxia;
bilateral through knee am****tion, etcetera. C2:
cyclists with
moderate hemiplegic or
diplegic spasticity;...
-
distribution of
muscle spasticity. This
method classifies children as
diplegic, (bilateral
involvement with leg
involvement greater than arm involvement)...
-
universal effectiveness and
safety regardless of the age of the
spastic diplegic patient. A counter-argument
against the
prevailing view
concerning the...
- symptoms) and it must be
present in all four
limbs (as
opposed to hemiplegic,
diplegic, or
triplegic cases).
While a
diagnosis may be able to be made shortly...
