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A feasibility randomised controlled trial of an exergaming device aimed at improving mobility in children with cerebral palsy

  • By

  • Rachel Rapson

  • Bernie Carter

  • Harriet Hughes

  • Jos M. Latour

  • Wendy Ingram

  • Jonathan Marsden

  • May 3, 2026

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    The study assesses the feasibility of an exergaming device for improving mobility in pediatric patients with cerebral palsy.

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    Participants included children aged 4-18 years with cerebral palsy, classified under GMFCS levels I-III.

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    The intervention involved a 10-week program using the Happy Rehab™ device, focusing on balance and motor skills.

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    Primary outcome measures included balance assessments through the Next Step test and Pediatric Balance Scale.

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    The study aimed to evaluate the acceptability, safety, and potential efficacy of the exergaming intervention.

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A feasibility randomised controlled trial of an exergaming device aimed at improving mobility in children with cerebral palsy

  • by Rachel Rapson, Bernie Carter, Harriet Hughes, Jos M. Latour, Wendy Ingram, Jonathan Marsden

  • May 3, 2026

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