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Como aplicação prática, os resultados desse estudo contribuem para uma maior compreensão da capacidade de IM em crianças com PCH. Estabelece ainda um importante ponto de partida para os pesquisadores interessados em avaliar a efetividade de programas de intervenção utilizando o treinamento de IM para melhorar a função do membro superior nessa população. A IM leva ao acionamento de representações sensório-motoras envolvidas no planejamento e execução motora, podendo ser útil na reabilitação de pacientes neurológicos. Como a IM e planejamento motor compartilham dos mesmos substratos neurais, a reabilitação por IM pode reduzir os déficits no planejamento motor observados nessa população, como sugerido por Steenbergen et al (2009). Embora existam crescente evidências para a efetividade dessa abordagem em indivíduos após-AVC, ainda aguardam-se experimentos em crianças com PCH. Como a capacidade de realizar tarefa de IM na PCH precisava ser estabelecida em primeira instância, os resultados desse estudo constitui um passo importante.

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