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1School of Physiotherapy, New South Wales.
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|July 16, 2014
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Dr. and Mrs. Bobath have worked mainly with patients suffering from cerebral palsy, and with those who are hemiplegic as a result of a cerebro-vascular accident. However, their methods of treatment have been shown to be effective with a number of other disorders of brain function involving the sensorimotor system. The treatment they have developed is directed towards disorders of movement and disorders of tone.
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