Audiovisual biofeedback amplifies plantarflexor adaptation during walking among children with cerebral palsy

Table 1 Participant demographics

	Gender	GMFCS level^a	Diagnosis^b	Age (yrs)	Height (m)	Mass (kg)	More-affected limb^c	Walking speed (nd)^d
P1	M	II	SD	18	1.76	62.14	R	0.31
P2	F	II	SD	12	1.45	42.41	L	0.28
P3	M	III	SD	13	1.58	42.18	R	0.22
P4	M	II	SD	15	1.65	60.78	L	0.25
P5	M	II	SD	13	1.50	39.01	R	0.31
P6	M	I	SH	12	1.43	39.46	R	0.32
P7	M	III	SD	15	1.56	68.95	L	0.23
P8	M	I	SH	16	1.65	65.77	R	0.27

^aGross Motor Function Classification System; Level determined by licensed physical therapist
^bDiagnoses include: Spastic diplegia (SD), spastic hemiplegia (SH); Diagnosis reported by participant caregivers
^cReported by participants and confirmed by licensed physical therapist
^dNondimensional, calculated according to Hof A.L., 1996

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