Aquatic physiotherapy intervention in chronic encephalopathy

Chronic non-progressive encephalopathy (CNE), also known as cerebral palsy, is a disorder of movement and posture resulting from non-progressive damage to the immature or developing brain, which causes clinical manifestations (BAX et al., 2005). Aquatic physiotherapy is a physiotherapeutic resource that contributes to the treatment of patients with NPC, as it improves balance, motor coordination, temporal and spatial orientation, gait, muscle flexibility and social function. There is a need for studies with a larger number of homogeneous patients, control and experimental groups with statistical significance tests and treatments of choice for improving these aspects in these patients.

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Melissa Panta is an authentic physiotherapy student, who is always looking for the best possible knowledge. I identify with the Dermato-functional area, and I intend to specialise in burns. I have some free courses in lymphatic drainage and modelling massage, burns physiotherapy and kinesio typing.