Early Initiation of Movement Therapies for Children with Potential Influence of Hereditary Factors
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https://doi.org/10.58743/asv2024vol12no2.364Keywords:
Axial alignment of lower limbs, hypermobility, heredityAbstract
This case study highlights the importance of preventive monitoring of a child’s musculoskeletal system considering family medical history. Movement therapy should ideally start at an early age to promote healthy development and prevent future injuries or dysfunctions. The case study reveals a family history of hypermobility and improper axial alignment of the lower limbs. As a result, preventive monitoring and a tailored movement regimen were necessary to ensure proper axial development for the youngest family member.
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