The musculoskeletal system

   



Children and adults with CdLS usually receive rehabilitation services across their lifespan. Adaptive equipment can help enhance individuals motor functions and mobility, increasing their quality of life. Equipment may include orthotics (e.g. splints and braces), tripods (walking stick), and wheelchairs. Safety equipment (for example, helmets, door alarms and seat belt harnesses) limits the risk of injuries and should be considered for every individual with CdLS.

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20 Lower limb abnormalities
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1 Bone and joint problems often associated with self injurious behaviour
2 CdLS Walking and Orthopaedic Issues
3 The musculoskeletal system
4 Orthopaedic Issues in CdLS
5 CdLS and Physical Therapy
6 When to See An Orthopaedic Surgeon
7 A Closer Look at Orthopaedic Issues

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1 Orthopedic sitting positions
2 Occupational Therapy in the School
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