Abstract
A feasibility observational analysis was designed including 25 children with CP who were assessed with these scales. The strong correlation confirms higher levels of trunk control in children with better self-care, mobility and participation capacities. Strong correlations indicate also that higher LS show better levels of PEDI and TCMS domains. Our results suggest that more mature LS require higher levels of trunk control, benefitting self-care, mobility and social functions.
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