The American journal of occupational therapy : official publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association · 2020
Spatial Attention Disregard in Children With Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy.
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Wang Tien-Ni, Liang Kai-Jie, Howe Tsu-Hsin, Chen Hao-Ling, Huang Chen-Wei, Wu Chien-Te
Аннотация
IMPORTANCE: Children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy (CP) demonstrate spatial attention disregard, but the rehabilitation approach to CP is traditionally motor oriented.
OBJECTIVE: To explore spatial attention disregard in children with hemiplegic CP and its relationship to their motor performance in daily activities.
DESIGN: Cross-sectional study.
SETTING: Community.
PARTICIPANTS: Twenty-five children with hemiplegic CP and 25 age-matched typically developing children.
OUTCOMES AND MEASURES: For spatial attention performance, the Random Visual Stimuli Detection Task; for developmental disregard, the Observatory Test of Capacity, Performance, and Developmental Disregard; and for motor performance, the Melbourne Assessment 2.
RESULTS: Children with hemiplegic CP evidenced spatial attention disregard on their more affected sides, and this phenomenon was correlated with developmental disregard.
CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: Children with hemiplegic CP demonstrate developmental disregard in both the motor and the visual-spatial attention domains. Including evaluation of and intervention for visual-spatial attention for children with hemiplegic CP in the traditionally motor-oriented rehabilitation approach is recommended.
WHAT THIS ARTICLE ADDS: This research provides evidence that children with hemiplegic CP demonstrate disregard in the domain of visual-spatial attention. The findings suggest that evaluation of and intervention for visual-spatial attention should be included in CP rehabilitation in addition to the traditionally motor-oriented approach.
OBJECTIVE: To explore spatial attention disregard in children with hemiplegic CP and its relationship to their motor performance in daily activities.
DESIGN: Cross-sectional study.
SETTING: Community.
PARTICIPANTS: Twenty-five children with hemiplegic CP and 25 age-matched typically developing children.
OUTCOMES AND MEASURES: For spatial attention performance, the Random Visual Stimuli Detection Task; for developmental disregard, the Observatory Test of Capacity, Performance, and Developmental Disregard; and for motor performance, the Melbourne Assessment 2.
RESULTS: Children with hemiplegic CP evidenced spatial attention disregard on their more affected sides, and this phenomenon was correlated with developmental disregard.
CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: Children with hemiplegic CP demonstrate developmental disregard in both the motor and the visual-spatial attention domains. Including evaluation of and intervention for visual-spatial attention for children with hemiplegic CP in the traditionally motor-oriented rehabilitation approach is recommended.
WHAT THIS ARTICLE ADDS: This research provides evidence that children with hemiplegic CP demonstrate disregard in the domain of visual-spatial attention. The findings suggest that evaluation of and intervention for visual-spatial attention should be included in CP rehabilitation in addition to the traditionally motor-oriented approach.