https://www.selleckchem.com/products/Novobiocin-sodium(Albamycin).html Good outcomes have been described after single-event multilevel surgery (SEMLS) in cerebral palsy (CP); however, there is limited evidence regarding factors influencing them. What were the factors related to kinematic outcomes after SEMLS in the present study? Two hundred and fifty-eight patients with spastic diplegic CP, GMFCS I-III, who underwent SEMLS and had done pre and post-operative gait analyses were included in the SEMLS Group (SEMLS-G). A second search was performed in the same database looking for patients to compose the Control Group (CG), and 88 subjects, with at least two gait analyses and with no surgical intervention between tests, were identified. Demographic data, GDI and GPS (Gait Profile Score) were analyzed in both groups, and the results compared. A second evaluation was performed in the SEMLS-G in order to identify the influence of age, gender, follow-up time, pre-operative GDI, GMFCS and gait velocity on results. The GDI (51.3-58.4) and GPS (2.5°) improvement occurred only in Sthe other hand, patients GMFCS III were more susceptible to deteriorate after SEMLS. To evaluate the self-reported pain experiences of school-age children with cancer participating in a feasibility trial of a game-based symptom assessment app. Nineteen children (median 8 years, range 6-12 years old) receiving cancer treatment were recruited to complete five days of symptom tracking between clinical visits using a symptom assessment app. Children could report pain as a general symptom with the ability to further localize pain on an avatar. Children could also describe symptoms in response to the app's free-text questions or the app's diary. Descriptive statistics characterized reports of pain frequency, severity, bother, and location. Free-text responses were examined for pain-related statements and analyzed using content analysis. All 19 children documented pain on at least one day of app reporting b