Muscle morphology and intramuscular fat after treatment as usual (Assoc. Prof Sian Williams)
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Muscle morphology and intramuscular fat after treatment as usual including BonTA in children with cerebral palsy - a commentary and some context. Associate Professor Sian Williams Decreased muscle size (muscle atrophy) and fat infiltration have been believed to be two important muscle changes during the growth of children with cerebral palsy (CP). Muscle atrophy has been well demonstrated in short-term studies in the calf muscle (medial gastrocnemius; MG) in children with CP. However, intra...
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