By participating in this study you will help us to develop
and provide to clinicians with better tools for
improving the balance and function in children with
cerebral palsy.
 Be able to stand for at least 2 minutes
without support.
 Be seizure free and have no other
neurological or musculoskeletal diagnoses
(i.e. dystonia, severe scoliosis).
 Have no marked visual or hearing deficits.
This study is conducted at the Shriners Hospital for
Children®– Philadelphia and at the Temple University
Virtual Environment and Postural Orientation (VEPO)
Laboratory.
Indoor on-site parking and lodging can be
provided at no cost.
Sung-Jae Hwang, PhD at 215.204.0448 or sungjae.hwang@temple.edu
Samuel CK Lee, PT, PhD at 302.831.2450 or sclee@shrinenet.org
Anastasia Zarkou, PT, MSc at 302.831.4646 or azarkou@udel.edu
This research study has been approved by Temple University IRB and is assigned IRB Protocol # 22173