Motor improvement in adolescents affected by ataxia secondary to acquired brain injury: a pilot study

Raw data of the manuscript "Motor improvement in adolescents affected by ataxia secondary to acquired brain injury: a pilot study" By Peri et al, 2019, Biomed Res Int. 

The aim of the paper is to assess changes in locomotion and balance in adolescents affected by ataxia secondary to acquired brain injury after a rehabilitation treatment with physiotherapy and the Gait Real-time Analysis Interactive Lab (GRAIL), an immersive virtual reality platform. 11 ataxic adolescents underwent 20 45-minute sessions with GRAIL plus 20 45-minute sessions of physiotherapy in one month. Patients were assessed before and after rehabilitation with functional scales and three-dimensional multiple-step gait analysis.

The dataset includes demographic data (time from injury, gender, etiology, GMFCS), functional scales (SARA, BBS, GMFM-88, 6minWT) and gait analysis parameters before (T0) and after (T1) the treatment for the 11 participants.

Details about the dataset are available in the manuscript.