**5. Conclusions**

*Therapy Approaches in Neurological Disorders*

antibiotic during standing.

crawl inside the home.

physiotherapists in training.

change in the consistency of the stool.

presented below:

evaluated with the Adams test, which shows an increase in curvature toward the left side in the dorsal area, maintaining the same result in both evaluations.

The researchers also consider it pertinent mentioning other changes that occurred in the study subject during assisted standing; These data were obtained from the parents' narratives during the course of the investigation and will be

• In relation to the musculoskeletal system, the parents report that "when

considerable increase in their hardness (muscular turgor)."

palpating the muscles of the thighs and legs of the study subject, they found a

• In relation to the stability and postsurgical ossification of the pelvis and hip, radiographic images are obtained after the process of standing, whose examinations are in the hands of the parents and which, according to them, in an appointment made with orthopedics, the doctor The practitioner noted a rare

improvement in the stability and ossification of the pelvis and hip.

• Regarding urine color, appearance and volume, the parents decreased the consumption of this drug in the study subject, even stopping the use of this

• In the digestive system, the parents reported that from the second week of assisted standing, the fecal bolus changed its appearance, going from hard goat-type stools to soft stools that looked more like normal. Parents mentioned that this event had never been presented; It is also important to mention that the use of the medicated laxative (PEG) were suspended due to the positive

• Regarding the participation of the individual, a favorable change was achieved in the emotional part of the study subject, a better disposition was also generated to perform activities in which they did not usually participate, such as cleaning the home, helping their parents with work typical of home and work.

• Regarding the movement of the subject, the parents report an improvement in stability, alignment of the trunk and lower limbs, and the ease with which they

According to these results, it is observed that it is necessary to design these devices based on the individual characteristics of each patient/user, so as to guarantee an adequate man–machine correlation and therefore obtain better results derived from the use of the device. This is why this research bets on a personalized design and not in series, economic, light and esthetic, unlike most of the stanchions. The researchers recognize the importance of having received training in various areas that contributed to the development of the research, however, a limitation of the study corresponds to a gap in training in terms of basic elements of design and production of orthotic devices or attachments and the review of other systems, such as bladder and gastrointestinal function, which are also a fundamental part of the human body movement, but which still do not have a concrete argument from the point of view of the physiotherapist. Therefore researchers would hope that a project will be proposed, hopefully in the short term, where this area is deepened and subjects are offered, where these issues and views are explored and reflected by

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After completing this investigative process, the researchers have reached the following conclusions:

