Examples of using Function classification in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The diastolic function classification used three.
They had the diagnosis of CP and were classified at levels I andII of the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS.
The gross motor function classification GMFCS scale varied from levels II to V Chart 1.
Instruments: Social Support Scale, Scale of Satisfaction with Social Support, sociodemographic schedule andGross Motor Function Classification System.
In spite of that, the velopharyngeal function classification continued improper after the therapy.
The brief communication of Guedes-Granzotti; Andrade; Silva; Bicalho; Fukuda andDomenis presents results of cross-cultural adaptation of the communication function classification system for individuals with cerebral palsy.
The Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS was used to classify the level of motor function of the children.
The Parental Stress Index in the Short Form PSI/SF,the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS, and a Sociodemographic Questionnaire were used.
The diastolic function classification used three echocardiographic parameters recommended by the ASE for this purpose: 1 septal e'< 8 cm/s, 2 lateral e'< 10 cm/s, and 3 ratio between average E and average e'>= 10.
Mothers of children between 3 and 13 years of age were included,within the five levels of the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS for cerebral palsy.
The Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS has been widely used in research and clinical practice, being a valid and reliable instrument to assess the gross motor function of children with cerebral palsy.
The children had to be co-operative andcapable of walking independently according to Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS levels I and II.
The Gross Motor Function Measure GMFM-88 and the Gross Motor Function Classification System- Expanded& Revised GMFCS-E&R, published in its Brazilian version- were applied to assess pre- and post-intervention functional performance.
We observed and also asked caregivers of children with CP about the function level of their children andclassified them into five groups according to the gross motor function classification system GMFCS.
Seven years old, male, has right spastic hemiplegic CP, level I, according to the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS, caused by a hypoxic-ischemic injury at two years old.
Introduction: the objective of the study was to verify the effects of an intervention program of vestibular stimulation in the cervical control of children with cerebral palsy classified as level v according to the gross motor function classification system gmfcs.
We used the D and E dimensions of the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS to characterize and assess the children's functional performances. This scale describes the functional abilities of children with cerebral palsy in five levels.
Nine children with typical motor development were included in the control group(cg) and nine children with spastic hemiparesis cp(levels i andii of the gross motor function classification system) were included in the group of cp cpg.
The motor function of children with cp was classified using the gross motor function classification system(gmfcs). kinematic and kinetic data were recorded and analyzed during the sit-to-stand task with different bench height and foot placement.
Caregivers were interviewed individually and responded to the following four data-collection instruments: the sociodemographic inventory, the medical outcomes study social support survey(mos-sss),the gross motor function classification system(gmfcs) and the parental stress index psi/sf.
Thus, theGross Motor Function Classification System GMFCSand the Manual Abilities Classification System MACShave been developed in order to categorize the mobility and manual function of children with CP, respectively, and have already been translated into Brazilian Portuguese.
Interviewer I1 carried out the first interview, when the Portuguese version of the CPQol-Child: self-report tool was answered Fig. 1[online only], and filled out a questionnaire with information on the child's gender, age,level of education, and classification according to the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS.
The instruments used were: ghent developmental balance test(gdbt);gross motor function classification system(gmfcs); sitting-rising test(tsl); denver ii developmental screening test; pediatric balance scale(eep). to check the inter-observers reliability, the assessment of children was videotaped and passed to four(4) observers.
Correlation studies revealed insignificant data apart from a significant positive correlation between IGF-1 levels and height-for-age z score r 0.92, p< 0.001 in both CP groups anda significant negative correlation between gross motor function classification system and weight-for-age z score r -0.51, p 0.01 in both CP groups.
According to the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS, eight CP children had mild impairment GMFCS level I and II, three had moderate impairment GMFCS level III and five had severe motor impairment GMFCS level IV. Both groups were selected in a non-probabilistic intentional way.
Higher prevalence, from 33% to 70%, is found among patients with greater neurological impairment, quadriplegic cases orcases presenting GMFCS Gross Motor Function Classification System levels III, IV or V. Pain, difficulty in sitting down, pressure ulcers and impaired perineal hygiene are the main problems resulting from these alterations when the condition goes untreated.
Casuistry and methods: questionnaires¿evaluation of rehabilitation in pediatric results¿adapted from¿pediatric outcomes data collection instrument¿(podci) and¿child behavior checklist¿(cbcl) have been applied in 18 children and adolescents with hemiplegic and spastic diplegic cp, classified in levels i andii of the gross motor function classification syst.
The severity of the motor impairment can be classified into five levels using the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS: from Level I, which indicates less motor impairment, i.e., when the patient is able to walk without limitations, to level V, the classification expressing severe motor impairment and the need for a wheelchair for mobility.
The lack of a reliable validated and easy to use instrument limits the comparison of the communication of patients with CP to descriptive epidemiological studies and the interpretation and generalization of the treatments. In order to fill ths gap,Canadian researchers have elaborated theCommunication Function Classification System CFCS in order to classify the performance of daily communication of individuals with CP into five levels using a language shared by professionals and lay persons.
Some authors, when researching spathic CP, suggest that the functional classifications of the Manual Abilities Classification System MACS and of the Gross Motor Function Classification System GMFCS are good indicators of the manual function and of mobility of children with CP, being respectively relevant for evaluation and planning of the therapeutic intervention.