This study aims to assess the effectiveness of a motor rehabilitation protocol that includes mixed reality activities, compared to conventional rehabilitation, on postural stability in children and adult patients with neurological impairments.
Child or teenager patient (6 to 17 years old) with motor disorders related to a deficit in postural stability (mini-BESTest ≤ 25) which may be associated with a deficit in the use of upper limbs and locomotion, consecutive to 1) either spastic, dyskinetic or ataxic cerebral palsy, or 2) a similar impairment without diagnosis or of another etiology.
Patient able to walk with or without technical aids and to perform voluntary upper limb movements.
Patient able to understand and follow instructions or adapted communication.
Patient having given written informed consent concerning his/her participation in the protocol OR (for children) whose parents have given their written informed consent.
Patient with a severe intellectual disability.
Patient with a severe attention deficit disorder.
Patient whose epilepsy is not stable.
Patient with pain preventing participation in the intended tasks of the protocol.
Slb Pharma
Lead sponsor
Université de Caen Normandie
Collaborator
NeoXpériences, Carpiquet, France
Collaborator