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Clinical patterns of gait dysfunction across GMFCS levels in ambulatory children with cerebral palsy: a cross-sectional exploratory study in low-resource settings
Despite GMFCS utility, children at the same level show different impairment combinations. This study examined multi-domain clinical patterns of gait dysfunction across GMFCS severity in ambulatory cerebral palsy. To characterize cross-sectional associations between GMFCS level and multi-do
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