论文信息 - HEAD‐POSITION TRAINING THROUGH BIOFEEDBACK: PROSTHETIC OR CURE?

HEAD‐POSITION TRAINING THROUGH BIOFEEDBACK: PROSTHETIC OR CURE?

This report investigates the effectiveness of biofeedback In the treatment of poor head‐positioning in patients with cerebral palsy. Four patients were given feedback of head position using a head‐position trainer: two were given 20 sessions, the other two were given 10 sessions followed by 10 sessions of social reinforcement.

A A Catanese | D A Sandford | A. Catanese | Donald A. Sandford

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