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In this recent research article Balance and mobility training at home using Wii Fit in children with cerebral palsy: a feasibility study, authors used Wii Fit to see if it might be an option for patients with CP as an at-home device to improve mobility and balance.
At first glance playing Wii Fit seems to have been well received and safe to use at home. As I get a hold of the rest of the paper, I will update this post.
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