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18 Introduction: Cerebral palsy is defined as a permanent and variable disorder of movement and posture due to a non-progressive brain injury in pre, peri or post-natal. The use of orthosis stands out as an important resource in the rehabilitation process and aims to protect healing structures, maintain or promote the range of motion of a particular joint, replace or improve a function, prevent or correct deformities, to offer joint rest and reduce pain. Objective: To conduct a survey of the types and characteristics of the use of orthosis for children with cerebral palsy treated at the pediatric sectorof the Physical Rehabilitation Centre (FRC) of the State University of West Parana (Unioeste). Materials and Methods: A questionnaire pre-formulated with personal information identifying the type of prosthesis used in each child, time and manner of use; the questionnaire was completed by parents or guardians of the child. Results: All the 35 children evaluated use orthosis of different types; 60% of them use orthosis in the evening, and 10 children use mobility aids. Conclusion: The most commonly used orthoses is the sural-podal without linkage, and the average length of use is 13 hours and 54 minutes per day; most children use the orthoses at night.

Caracterização das órteses utilizadas por crianças com paralisia cerebral atendidas no centro de reabilitação física em Cascavel-PR