HOLSBEEKE et al. (2009)99. Holsbeeke L, Ketelaar M, Schoemaker MM, Gorter JW. Capacity, capability, and performance: different constructs or three of a kind? Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2009;90(5):849-55.
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Netherlands/Transversal study |
Analyze the relationship between motor skills (what the children are able to do in a standardized and controlled environment, and what they can do in their daily environment), and among the performance of motor skills of children with CP. |
1.5 (± NI)*** |
n = 85 Male= 47 Female = 38 |
GMFCS |
I = 27(32.0) II = 10(12.0) III = 23(27.0) IV = 17(20.0) V = 8(9.0) |
PEDI |
PEDI features good psychometric properties. |
GUNEL et al. (2009)1010. Gunel MK, Mutlu A, Tarsuslu T, Livanelioglu A. Relationship among the Manual Ability Classification System (MACS), the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), and the Functional Status (WeeFIM) in children with cerebral palsy. Eur J Pediatr. 2009; 168(4):477-85.
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Turkey/Transversal study |
To investigate the relationship between the functional classification systems: MACS (Manual Ability Classification System), GMFCS (Motor Function Classification System) and WeeFim in children with spastic CP. |
7.0 (± NI)*** |
n = 185 Male= 101 Female = 84 |
GMFCS |
I = 64(34.5) II = 27(14.5) III = 38(20.5) IV = 35(18.9) V = 21(11.6) |
WeeFIM |
Is one of the most used methods for pediatric functional evaluation; studies have demonstrated its reliability and validity, both for disabled and healthy children. |
SMITS et al. (2010)1111. Smits DW, Gorter JW, Ketelaar M, Van Schie PE, Dallmeijer AJ, Lindeman E, et al. Relationship between gross motor capacity and daily-life mobility in children with cerebral palsy. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2010;52(3):60-6.
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Netherlands/Cohort |
To analyze the relationship between gross motor function and daily mobility in children with CP; and to explore the moderation of this relationship with the PC severity. |
6.2 (±1.0) |
n = 116 Male= 76 Female = 40 |
GMFCS |
I = 56(48.0) II = 20(17.0) III = 17(15.0) IV = 9(8.0) V = 14(12) |
PEDI |
The PEDI (Dutch version) was used because it has good psychometric properties. |
MEESTER- DELVER et al. (2009)1212. Meester-Delver A, Beelen A, Ketelaar M, Hadders-Algra M, Nollet F, Gorter JW. Construct validity of the capacity profile in presscholl children with cerebral palsy. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2009;51(6):446-53.
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Netherlands/Transversal study |
To validate CAP and verify the association between the CAP and PEDI domains of the (Caregiver's Assistance), as well as the independent contribution for each domain of the CAP to PEDI (Functional Skills) |
2.6 (± NI)*** |
n = 72 Male= 56 Female = 16 |
GMFCS |
I = 24(33.3) II = 8(11.1) III = 18(25.0) IV = 14(19.5) V = 8(11.1) |
PEDI |
CAP classifies the need of additional care for children. |
HALEY et al. (2009)1313. Haley SM, Fragala-Pinkham MA, Dumas HM, Pengsheng Ni, Gorton GE, Watson K, et al. Evaluation of an item bank for a computerized adaptive test of activity in children with cerebral palsy. Phys Ther. 2009;89(6):589-600.
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Canada and United States/Transversal |
To analyze psychometric properties of a new database and simulate an adapted test to assess the abilities of children with CP. |
10,7 (± 4.0) |
n = 308 Male= 169 Female = 139 |
GMFCS |
I = 75(24.3) II = 91(29.6) III = 79(25.6) IV = 37(12.0) V = 26(8.5) |
PODCI WeeFIM |
PODCI is commonly used in clinical environments and in research to measure abilities of children with CP. WeeFim is a standard measure used in many hospitals and its scores include a motor function score. |
MOREAU et al. (2010)1414. Moreau NG, Simpson KN, Teefey SA, Damiano DL. Muscle architecture predicts maximum strength and is related to activity levels in cerebral palsy. Phys Ther. 2010;90(11): 1619-30.
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United States/Case Control |
To develop a predictive regression model of the maximum knee extensor strength; and to quantify the relation between structural muscle parameters and muscle activity and participation measures of children and adolescents with and without PC. |
12.0 (± 3.2) 12.3 (± 3.9) |
n = 18 CP* 12 DT ** Male = 9 CP Female = 9 CP Male = 2 DT Female = 10DT |
GMFCS |
I = 4(22.2) II = 2(11.1) III = 9(50.0) IV = 3(16.6) V = 0(0.0) |
PODCI ASKp |
PODCI has been widely used in children with CP. It has high internal consistency, test-retest reliability, excellent concurrent validity in relation to GMFCS and is sensitive to changes after orthopedic surgeries. ASKp is able to discriminate GMFCS levels in individuals with PC in all subdomains; it has excellent reliability test-retest and good validity (content, concurrent and construct) in children with musculoskeletal disorders. |
ÖHRVALL et al. (2010)1515. Öhrvall AN, Eliasson AC, Löwing K, Ödman P, Krumlinde-Sundholm L. Self-care and mobility skills in children with cerebral palsy: related to their manual ability and gross motor function classifications. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2010;52(11):1048-55.
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Sweden/Transversal study |
To investigate the acquisition of self-care and mobility skills in children with CP regarding their manual ability and gross motor function. |
8.1 (± 3.9) |
n = 195 Male= 122 Female = 73 |
GMFCS |
I = 90(46.0) II = 32(16.0) III = 29(15.0) IV = 21(11.0) V = 23(12.0) |
PEDI |
Not informed. |
PARKES; McGULLOUGH; MADDEN (2010)1616. Parkes J, McCullough N, Madden A. To what extent do children with cerebral palsy participate in everyday life situations? Health Soc Care Community. 2010;18(3):304-15.
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Northern Ireland (UK)/transversal study |
To describe the participation of children with CP in daily life situations; to investigate the relationship between the participation of children with paternal characteristics; to compare the frequency of participation of children with CP with children with or without disabilities. |
9.81 (± NI)*** |
n = 102 Male= 63 Female = 39 |
GMFCS |
I = 17(17.0) II = 32(31.0) III = 17(17.0) IV = 14(14.0) V = 22(22.0) |
LIFE-H |
LIFE-H has been used previously in populations with PC; it is validated and shows evidence of satisfactory reliability. |
KERR et al. (2011)1717. Kerr C, McDowell BC, Parkes J, Stevenson M, Cosgrove AP. Age-related changes in energy efficiency of gait, activity, and participation in children with cerebral palsy. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2011;3(1):61-7.
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Ireland/Prospective Longitudinal study |
To describe the relationship between age and energetic efficiency during the gait, activity and participation of children with CP. |
10.8 ± 3.6 |
n = 184 Male= 112 Female = 72 |
GMFCS |
I = 57(31.0) II = 91(49.5) III = 22(12) IV = 14(7.5) V = 0(0.0) |
PEDI |
PEDI was developed to evaluate the functionality of children aged between 6 months to 7 years, but can be used for older children, since they present functional abilities inferior to the expected for children with typical development (aged between 6 months and 7 years). |
TSENG et al. (2011)1818. Tseng MH, Chen KL, Shieh JY, Lu L, Huang CY. The determinants of daily function in children with cerebral palsy. Res Dev Disabil. 2011;32(1):235-45.
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Twain/Transversal study |
To identify the determinants of daily function in a sample of children with CP. |
8.2 (± 3.4) |
n = 216 Male= 124 Female = 92 |
GMFCS |
I = 44(20.4) II = 51(23.6) III = 52(24.1) IV = 30(13.9) V = 39(18.1) |
PEDI |
When used in children with CP, PEDI show excellent internal consistency, test-retest reliability, concurrent validity and discriminative validity. |
KIM; PARK (2011)1919. Kim WH, Park EY. Causal relation between spasticity, strength, gross motor function and functional outcome in children with cerebral palsy: a path analysis. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2011;53(1):68-73.
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Korea/Transversal study |
To examine the causal relationship between spasticity, weakness, motor function, and functional outcome in children with CP and tested models of functional measures mediated by the gross motor function. |
10.3 (±1.7) |
n = 81 Male= 50 Female = 31 |
GMFCS |
I = 14(17.3) II = 9(11.1) III = 13(16.0) IV = 5(6.2) V = 40(49.4) |
PEDI |
Not informed. |
MOREAU; FALVO; DAMIANO (2012)2020. Moreau NG, Falvo MJ, Damiano DL. Rapid force generation is impaired in cerebral palsy and is related to decreased muscle size and functional mobility. Gait Posture. 2012;35(1):154-8.
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United States/Case Control |
To analyze the rate of strength development and the characteristics of the knee extensor impulse in children with CP and those with typical development, and determine predictive parameters of muscle strength and impulse. |
11.9 (± 2.9) .3 G911,3 (± 3.0) |
n = 12 CP* 11 DT** Men = NI*** Fem = NI*** |
GMFCS |
I = 4(33.3) II = 2(16.7) III = 6(50.0) IV = 0(0.0) V = 0(0.0) |
PODCI ASKp |
PODCI measures the self-reported physical function and psychosocial aspects of the health status in children with musculoskeletal disability. ASK is also a self-report measure for children; it is reliable, valid and responsive to physical disabilities. |
RAMSTAD et al. (2012)2121. Ramstad K, Jahnsen R, Skjeldal OH, Diseth TH. Parent-reported participation in children with cerebral palsy: the contribution of recurrent musculoskeletal pain and child mental health problems. Dev Med Child Neurol . 2012;54(9):829-35.
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Norway/Transversal study |
To explore the contribution of recurrent musculoskeletal pain and mental health for the elements in children with CP. |
14.0 (±3.0) |
n = 105 Male= 54 Female = 51 |
GMFCS |
I = 35(33.0) II = 42(40.0) III = 16(15.0) IV and V = = 12(11,0) |
LIFE-H |
LIFE-H has shown good discrimination among participation levels; the version for children has been validated in children with various disabilities, including CP, with moderate to excellent results. |
CAMARGOS et al. (2012)2222. Camargos ACR, Lacerda TTB, Barros TV, Silva GC, Parreiras JT, Vidal THJ. Relação entre independência funcional e qualidade de vida na paralisia cerebral. Fisiot Mov. 2012; 25(1):83-92.
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Brazil/Transversal study |
To assess the relation between functional independence and the quality of life of children with CP. |
7.7 (± 2.3) |
n = 30 Male= 21 Female = 09 |
GMFCS |
I = 9(30.0) II = 6(20.0) III = 2(6.7) IV = 2(6.7) V = 11(36.6) |
PEDI |
Not informed. |
VOS et al. (2013)2323. Vos RC, Becher JG, Ketelaar M, Smits DW, Voorman JM, Tan SS, et al. Developmental trajectories of daily activities in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy. Pediatrics. 2013;132(4):915-23.
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Netherlands/Prospective Longitudinal study |
Describe the development paths of mobility and performance in the daily life activities of children and young people with CP; and to explore the influence of the gross motor function and intellectual disabilities in these trajectories. |
NI (± NI)*** Age ranged between 1 and 16 years |
n = 424 Male = NI*** Female = NI*** |
GMFCS |
I = 212(50.0) II = 55(13.0) III = 60(14.0) IV = 55(13.0) V = 42(10.0) |
VABS |
VABS is a reliable and validated instrument. |
BJORNSON et al. (2013)2424. Bjornson KF, Zhou C, Stevenson R, Christakis DA. Capacity to participation in cerebral palsy: evidence of an indirect path via performance. Arch Phys Med Rehabil . 2013;94(12): 2365-72.
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United States/Prospective Longitudinal study |
To examine the hypothesis that the influence of the physical exercise ability on the participation is mediated through the activity performance. |
6.2 (± 2.3) |
n = 128 Male= 76 Female = 52 |
GMFCS |
I = 44(35.0) II = 54(42.0) III = 30(23.0) IV = 0(0.0) V = 0(0.0) |
LIFE-H ASKp CAPE/CAP |
LIFE-H and CAPE/CAP were chosen because they were developed from different theoretical models; and also they were validated with different methodologies and measure participation under complementary perspectives. ASKp is a self-reported measure or reported by parents for children aged between 5 and 15 years. |
PARK; KIM (2013)2525. Park EY, Kim WH. Structural equation modeling of motor impairment, gross motor function, and the functional outcome in children with cerebral palsy. Res Dev Disabil . 2013;34(5):1731-9.
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Korea/Transversal study |
To confirm the construct of motor impairment and to carry out a model of structural equations between motor impairment, gross motor function, and the functional outcomes on the daily life activities of children with CP. |
11,4 (±1.75) |
n = 98 Male= 59 Female = 39 |
GMFCS |
I = 16(16.3) II = 10(10.2) III = 15(15.3) IV = 6(6.1) V = 51(52.0) |
PEDI |
Not informed. |
ELAD et al. (2013)2626. Elad D, Barak S, Eisenstein E, Bar O, Givon U, Brezner A. Discrepancies between mothers and clinicians in assessing functional capabilities and performance of children with cerebral palsy. Res Dev Disabi. 2013;34(11):3746-53.
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Israel/Transversal study |
To investigate the agreement between health professionals and mothers in relation to capacity and performance of children with CP, and the impact of PC severity in this agreement. |
8.8 (±2.1) |
n = 73 Male= 40 Female = 33 |
GMFCS |
I = 6(8.2) II = 26(35.6) III = 15(20.5) IV = 16(21.9) V = 10(13.7) |
PEDI |
PEDI is a measure widely used and well regarded in research about PC and in clinical environments; it is deemed valid and reliable for children with CP (aged between 6 and 12 years). |
KWON et al. (2013)2727. Kwon TG, Yi SH, Kim TW, Chang HJ, Kwon JY. Relationship between gross motor function and daily functional skill in children with cerebral palsy. Ann Rehabil Med. 2013;37(1):41-9.
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Korea/Transversal study |
To investigate the relation between the gross motor function and functional daily skills in children with CP and to explore how this relationship is moderated by GMFCS, BFMF (Bimanual Fine Motor Function), neuromotor types and involvement of the limbs in CP. |
5.9 (±1.5) |
n = 112 Male = 64 Female = 48 |
GMFCS |
I = 32(28.6) II = 31(27.7) III = 28(25.0) IV = 16(14.3) V = 5(4.5) |
PEDI |
To evaluate daily functional abilities in children with CP for clinical and experimental purposes. |
ASSIS-MADEIRA; CARVALHO; BLASCOVI-ASSIS (2013)2828. Assis-Madeira EA, Carvalho SG, Blascovi-Assis SM. Functional performance of children with cerebral palsy from high and low socioeconomic status. Rev Paul Pediatr. 2013;31(1):51-7.
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Brazil/Transversal study |
To investigate the influence of socioeconomic status on the functional performance of children with CP. |
5.13 (± 1.4) |
n = 49 Male = 24 Female = 25 |
GMFCS |
I and II = 16(32.6) III = 17(34.7) IV and V = 16(32.6) |
PEDI |
Not informed. |
BULT et al. (2012)2929. Bult MK, Verschuren O, Lindeman E, Jongmans MJ, Westers P, Claassen A, et al. Predicting leisure participation of school-aged children with cerebral palsy: longitudinal evidence of child, family and environmental factors. Child Care Health Dev. 2012;39(3):374-80.
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Netherlands/Longitudinal study |
Determine which child, family and environmental variables measured at the age of 2 years predict the participation in leisure, in formal and informal activities of school-age children and with PC. |
2.6 (±1.0) |
n = 46 Male = 26 Female = 20 |
GMFCS |
I = 14(30.0) II = 3(7.0) III = 13(28.0) IV = 11(24.0) V = 5(11.0) |
CAPE/PAC VABS PEDI |
Not informed. |
BJORNSON et al. (2014)3030. Bjornson KF, Zhou C, Stevenson RD, Christakis D. Relation of stride activity and participation in mobility-based life habits among children with cerebral palsy. Arch Phys Med Rehabil . 2014;95(2):360-8.
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United States/ Cohort study |
To examine the relationship between the gait performance and participation in mobility related to daily life habits in children with PC. |
6.2 (± 2.3) |
n = 128 Male= 76 Female = 52 |
GMFCS |
I = 44(35.0) II = 54(42.0) III = 30(23.0) IV = 0(0.0) V = 0(0.0) |
LIFE-H |
Not informed. |
SMITS et al. (2014)3131. Smits DW, Gorter JW, Van Schie PE, Dallmeijer AJ, Ketellar M, et al. How do changes in motor capacity, motor capability, and motor performance relate in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy? Arch Phys Med Rehabil . 2014;95(8):1577-84.
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Netherlands/ Prospective Longitudinal study |
To investigate the relationship between changes in motor skills (what the individual does in a standardized environment and what he/she can do in the daily environment), and the motor performance in children with CP. |
6.6 (± 3.9) |
n = 321 Male = 200 Female = 121 |
GMFCS |
I = 135(42.0) II = 48(15.0) III = 54(17.0) IV = 42(13.0) V = 42(13.0) |
PEDI |
PEDI identifies changes in motor skills and in the motor performance of children with CP. |
KETELAAR et al. (2014)3232. Ketelaar M, Gorter JW, Westers P, Hanna S, Verhoef M. Developmental trajectories of mobility and self-care capabilities in young children with cerebral palsy. J Pediatr. 2014;16(4):769-74.
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Netherlands/ Cohort |
To describe the development of mobility and self-care in children with CP and to analyze if the development of these capabilities differs by the degree of The CP severity. |
NI*** (± NI)*** Age ranged between 1 and 4 years |
n = 92 Male = 54 Female = 38 |
GMFCS |
I = 28(30.4) II = 12(13.0) III = 23(25.0) IV = 20(21.7) V = 09(9.8) |
PEDI |
PEDI is a standardized instrument that uses the parent's report through a structured interview. |