Body Posture Asymmetry Differences between Children with Mild Scoliosis and Children with Unilateral Cerebral Palsy

Table 3

Nonhierarchical 𝑘 means clustering.

Subgroup		Cluster 1; NN	Cluster 2; PP	Cluster 3; AP	Total
NR	(𝑁)	22	1	0	23
	(%)	30.99	12.50	0.00	23.96
NL	(𝑁)	28	0	0	28
	(%)	39.44	0.00	0.00	29.17
RR	(𝑁)	13	0	0	13
	(%)	18.31	0.00	0.00	13.54
RL	(𝑁)	2	2	12	16
	(%)	2.82	25.00	70.59	16.67
LR	(𝑁)	6	0	0	6
	(%)	8.45	0.00	0.00	6.25
LL	(𝑁)	0	5	5	10
	(%)	0.00	62.50	29.41	10.42
Total	(𝑁)	71	8	17	96
	(%)	73.96	8.33	17.71	100.00

Two subgroups of children with scoliosis. NL: the tendency to overload the left body side; NR: the tendency to overload the right body side and four subgroups of children with CP; RR: right side hemiplegic and the tendency to overload the affected body side; RL: right side hemiplegic and the tendency to overload the unaffected body side; LL: left side hemiplegic and the tendency to overload the affected body side; LR: left side hemiplegic and the tendency to overload the unaffected body side.