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Saturday, October 19, 20138:00 am–10:00 am Free Paper Sessions G-IFree Paper Session G: Muscle/Botox/MRI/BrainG3 - ASSESSMENT OF THE BRAIN MRI STRUCTURAL CONNECTOME REVEALS ALTERED CONNECTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITHUNILATERAL CPRoslyn N. Boyd, PhD PT; Kerstin Panneck, BSc; Stephen Rose, PhD PhysicsG4 - SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF POPULATION-BASED STUDIES OF BRAIN IMAGING PATTERNS IN CEREBRAL PALSYSusan M. Reid, BApSc MClinEpi PhD; Charuta Dagia, MBBS MD FRCR FRANZCR; Michael R. Ditchfield, MBBS MD FRANZCR; John B. Carlin, BSc(Hons)PhD; Dinah Reddihough, MD BSc FRACP FAFRMG5 - TENDON STRUCTURE AND EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX COMPONENTS ARE AFFECTED BY SPASTICITY IN CEREBRALPALSY PATIENTSNicola M. Portinaro, PhD; Artemisia Panou, PhD; Nicoletta Gagliano, PhD; Isabella Dalle-Donne, PhD; Carla Martinelli, PhD; Aldo Milzani, PhD;Alessandra Menon, PhD; Graziano Colombo, PhDG6 - THE EFFECT OF BOTULINUM TOXIN ON MUSCLE VOLUME IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSYAdam Shortland, PhD; Charlie F. Fairhurst, MCh; Martin Gough, FRCSI; Tanya Forster, MScG7 - MUSCLE HISTOPATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN WITH SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY RECEIVING BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE-ACatherine M. Elliott, PhD; Jane Valentine, FRACP; Vicki Fabian, MBBCh, DTM&H, FFPath, FRCPA; Siobhan Reid, PhD; Katherine Stannage, FRACP;Christian A. Pitcher, BS; Kevin Ellies, BS;G8 - BOTULINUM NEUROTOXIN TYPE-A IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY: A COMPARISON OF MUSCLE SIZE AND STRENGTHIN TREATED AND UNTREATED CHILDRENChristian A. Pitcher, BSc(Hons); Caroline Davis, BSc(Hons); Catherine M. Elliott, PhD; Katherine Langdon, FRACP FAFRM; Jane Valentine, FRACP FAFRM;Siobhan Reid, PhDG9 - CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN THE ASSESSMENT OF BOTULINUM TOXIN A INJECTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBRALPALSY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWTae Gyun Kim, MD; Chin Youb Chung, MD; Kyoung Min Lee, MD; Seung Yeol Lee, MD; Young Choi, MD; Soon-Sun Kwon, PhD; Sang Hyeong Lee, MD;Dae Gyu Kwon, MD; Ki Hyuk Sung, MD; Moon Seok Park, MDG10 - DETERMINING THE OPTIMUM FREQUENCY OF BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTIONS TO THE GASTROCSOLEUS INCHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY - A RCTTandy Hastings-Ison, BAppSci PT; Barry Rawicki, MB BS FRACP; Richard Baker, PhD CEng; Christine Blackburn, DipPT(Lon); Michael Fahey, MB BS PhDFRACP; Pam Simpson, BSc(Hons); H Kerr Graham, MD FRCS(Ed), FRACSSaturday, October 19Free Paper Session H: Measures ComorbidityLocation: 101 B-DH1 - CHARACTERISTICS OF PAIN IN CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH CEREBRAL PALSYLauren Switzer, MSc; Melanie Penner, MD; Wen Yan Xie, BMSc; Darcy Fehlings, MD MScH2 - DEVELOPING A CEREBRAL PALSY CHRONIC PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOLKIT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCEShauna Kingsnorth, PhD; Ellie Adler, MA; Noam Ami, MSc; Tessa Gresley-Jones, NP; Deepali Mankad, MD; Nick Joachimides, RN CRN(cIIWCC MClSc;Linda Fay, OTREg(Ont); Naomi Slonim, PhD CPsych; Darcy Fehlings, MD MScH3 - RASCH ANALYSIS OF THE PEDIATRIC OUTCOMES DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT (PODCI) IN 720 PATIENTS WITHCEREBRAL PALSYYoung Choi, MD; Chin Youb Chung, MD; Kyoung Min Lee, MD; Seung Yeol Lee, MD; Tae Gyun Kim, MD; Soon-Sun Kwon, PhD; Sang Hyeong Lee, MD;Dae Gyu Kwon, MD; Ki Hyuk Sung, MD; Moon Seok Park, MDH4 - VALIDATION OF PROMIS IN CHILDHOOD CEREBRAL PALSYJilda N. Vargus-Adams, MD MSc; C. Jeffrey Jacobson, PhD; Adam C. Carle, PhD; Jennifer Farrell, MA; Esi Morgan-DeWitt, MD MSCEH5 - MEASURING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN YOUTH WITH CEREBRAL PALSY WHO ARE AMBULATORYMargaret E. O’Neil, PhD PT MPH; Maria Fragala-Pinkham, DPT, MS; Jeffrey Forman, MD; Nancy Lennon, MS PT; Ameeka George, BS; Stewart Trost, PhDH6 - SELF-REPORTED QUALITY OF LIFE OF 13-17-YEAR-OLD ADOLESCENTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: SPARCLE, A CROSS-SECTIONAL EUROPEAN STUDYHeather O. Dickinson, BSc PhD; Allan Colver, MD FRCPCHH7 - SPATIAL COGNITION IN INFANTS WITH MYELOMENINGOCELE: TRANSITION FROM IMMOBILITY TO MOBILITYMonica Rivera, PT MS DPTSc; David Anderson, PhD; Sandra Radtka, PT PhD; Campos Joseph, PhD52American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine • FINAL PROGRAM