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4. Electrophysiological correlates of action observation treatment in children with cerebral palsy: A pilot study

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Quadrelli, E, Anzani, A, Ferri, M, Bolognini, N, Maravita, A, Zambonin, F, Turati, C, Quadrelli, Ermanno, Anzani, Anna, Ferri, Matteo, Bolognini, Nadia, Maravita, Angelo, Zambonin, Fabio, Turati, Chiara, Quadrelli, E, Anzani, A, Ferri, M, Bolognini, N, Maravita, A, Zambonin, F, Turati, C, Quadrelli, Ermanno, Anzani, Anna, Ferri, Matteo, Bolognini, Nadia, Maravita, Angelo, Zambonin, Fabio, and Turati, Chiara

Abstract

Action Observation Treatment (AOT) has been shown to be effective in the functional recovery of several clinical populations. However, little is known about the neural underpinnings of the clinical efficacy of AOT in children with Cerebral Palsy (CP). Using electroencephalography (EEG), we recorded µ rhythm desynchronization as an index of sensorimotor cortex modulation during a passive action observation task before and after AOT. The relationship between sensorimotor modulation and clinical outcomes was also assessed. Eight children with CP entered the present randomized controlled crossover pilot study in which the experimental AOT preceded or followed a control Videogame Observation Treatment (VOT). Results provide further evidence of the clinical efficacy of AOT for improving hand motor function in CP, as assessed with the Assisting Hand Assessment (AHA) and Melbourne Assessment of Unilateral Upper Limb Function Scale (MUUL). The novel finding is that AOT increases µ rhythm desynchronization at scalp locations corresponding to the hand representation areas. This effect is associated to functional improvement assessed with the MUUL. These preliminary findings, although referred to as a small sample, suggest that AOT may affect upper limb motor recovery in children with CP and modulate the activation of sensorimotor areas, offering a potential neurophysiological correlate to support the clinical utility of AOT.

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2019

5. I correlati neurali dell’Action Observation Treatment in bambini con Paralisi Cerebrale Infantile

Author

Quadrelli, E, Anzani, A, Ferri, M, Bolognini, N, Maravita, A, Zambonin, F, Turati, C, Quadrelli, Ermanno, Anzani, Anna, Ferri, Matteo, Bolognini, Nadia, Maravita, Angelo, Zambonin, Fabio, Turati, Chiara, Quadrelli, E, Anzani, A, Ferri, M, Bolognini, N, Maravita, A, Zambonin, F, Turati, C, Quadrelli, Ermanno, Anzani, Anna, Ferri, Matteo, Bolognini, Nadia, Maravita, Angelo, Zambonin, Fabio, and Turati, Chiara

Published
2019

7. Family-centred care for children and young people with cerebral palsy: results from an Italian multicenter observational study.

Author

Molinaro, A., Fedrizzi, E., Calza, S., Pagliano, E., Jessica, G., Fazzi, E., Trabacca, Antonio, Vespino, Teresa, Gallino, Francesca, Villani, Ambra, Picciolini, Odoardo, Cozzaglio, Massimo, Pagliano, Emanuela, Baranello, Giovanni, Zambonin, Fabio, Daniela, Fiorese, Mandalari, Pasquale, Mirabile, Laura, Nacinovich, Renata, and Broggi, Fiorella

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CEREBRAL palsy, CUSTOMER satisfaction, FAMILY medicine, MEDICAL cooperation, SCIENTIFIC observation, PSYCHOLOGY of parents, SENSORY perception, QUESTIONNAIRES, RESEARCH
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Published
2017
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10. A questionnaire on sleep behaviour in the first years of life: preliminary results from a normative sample.

Author

Fazzi E, Zaccagnino M, Capsoni C, Orcesi S, Spada G, Cavallini A, Caffi L, Bianchini L, Montrasio V, and Zambonin F

Subjects
Adult, Child, Preschool, Female, Humans, Infant, Male, Parent-Child Relations, Reference Values, Reproducibility of Results, Wakefulness physiology, Child Development physiology, Sleep physiology, Sleep Wake Disorders diagnosis, Surveys and Questionnaires
Abstract

The authors developed a questionnaire in Italian for investigating sleep problems in infants and toddlers. Applying the questionnaire, they conducted an exploratory investigation into the sleep behaviour of a sample of normal children during their first three years of life in order to gather preliminary data regarding the ease of use of the instrument. The questionnaire and the results of its first application (in an Italian sample of 50 healthy children aged 10-39 months) are presented. The results provide interesting information on the sleep behaviour of the young children in our sample and prompt reflections in relation to the instrument employed. The sleep behaviour questionnaire emerged, above all, as easy to use and readily comprehensible to those participating in this research study. Furthermore, it provided parents with an opportunity to reflect upon their child and his/her rhythms (in particular sleep-wake rhythms) and upon their own ability to manage these rhythms. This instrument seems, on the basis of these preliminary data, to allow the tracing of a well-defined and complete picture of the sleep behaviour of the healthy child in the first years of life.

Published
2006

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