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MAS 0

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Full ROM, no resistance

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MAS 1

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Catch and release

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MAS 1+

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Catch and resistance throughout remainder of ROM

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MAS 2

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Marked increase in tone throughout most of ROM

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MAS 3

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Considerable increase in tone, PROM difficult

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MAS 4

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Rigid in flexion or extension

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GMFCS 1

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Independent walking, running, stairs, jumping

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GMFCS 2

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Difficulty walking long distances or on uneven terrain. Stairs with bannisters. Minimal ability to run and jump.

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GMFCS 3

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Walks with aid indoors. Stairs with SO1 or AO1. Wheelchair for longer distance, may self propel short distances

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GMFCS 4

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Walks with aid and assistance indoors short distances. Outdoors is pushed or powered wheelchair.

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GMFCS 5

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Transported in a wheelchair always. Minimal ability to maintain antigravity head and trunk positions

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GMFCS

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Gross motor function classification scale. Used to classify CP patients.
Generally children over 5 will not improve their score.

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GMFM

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Gross motor function measure, observational outcome measure evaluating gross motor function in patients with CP, aged 5/12 - 16 years. Two versions, GMFM-88 (original) and GMFM-66.

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GMFM scoring

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The scoring system is divided into five categories. 
1 - Lying and rolling
2 - Sitting
3 - Crawling and kneeling
4 - Standing
5 - Walking and running
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Spasticity treatment options

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Orthopaedic surgery e.g. VDRO (varus derotation osteotomy),
Baclofen
Intrathecal baclofen pumps
Splints/orthotics
Botox
Physio (focusing on function, strengthening, postural Mx)
SDR

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6-8/52

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Head to max 45 degrees in prone

In supine, large movements of ULs

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3/12

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Brings hand to mouth
Props on forearms in prone, head to 45 degrees +
Turns head towards sound
Tracking
No head lag on pull to sit from 5/12
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6-8/12

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Independent sitting, initially with hands to support
Grasps feet
Prone pushing up on to hands/extended ULs
Rolling both directions
Toy hand to hand
Stand: takes some weight when held

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8-9/12

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Independent crawling

Stand with support

20
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10/12

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Independent stand

Cruising

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1 year

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Walking unsteady

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15/12

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Walking steady

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18/12

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May walk up stairs
Begins running
Helps with dressing
Can squat independently

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2 years

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Walks on toe and heels
Stairs with handrail
Jumping on the spot
Throwing

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3 years

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One leg stand short periods

Pedals tricycle