Evaluation of the electro-dress Mollii® to affect spasticity and motor function in children with cerebral palsy: Seven experimental single-case studies with an ABAB design

There are limited non-invasive treatment options in the home environment for children with cerebral palsy (CP); thus, evaluating such is needed. We aimed to evaluate effect of an innovative full-body suit approach surface electrical stimulation ES, electro-dress Mollii®. The was primarily designed reduce spasticity and improve motor function through mechanism reciprocal inhibition among CP. This study involved seven experimental single-case studies ABAB design. Seven were performed aged 4–17 years. primary outcome (spasticity) analyzed using graphed data a visual inspection, median values secondary outcomes (mobility, sitting, upper limb activity, sleep, pain, adherence treatment). protocol recorded at clinicaltrials.gov (NCT04078321). analyzed, had little or no impact on outcomes: spasticity, mobility, any these studies. In conclusion, multiple ES Mollii® revealed observable changes Further possible recommended be further evaluated future