The Efficacy of a RAGT & BWSTT on Children With CP

Inclusion Criteria: * Children aged from 5 to 14 years with bilateral spastic Cerebral palsy (CP) diagnosed by a pediatrician. * Gross Motor Function Classifications (GMFCS); levels I (walks without limitation), II (walks with limitation), and III (walks using assistive devices). * Able to follow instructions and accurately signal pain and discomfort. * Hip and knee passive Range of Motion (ROM) within the minimum range requirement for Robotic-assisted Gait Training (RAGT) (≤ 10⁰ for hip and knee flexion contracture and ≤ 40⁰ for knee valgus). Exclusion Criteria: * Botox injection for lower limb within the past 4 to 6 months. * Surgical intervention for lower limbs within an 8-month period before the examination date, including tendon release and muscle lengthening in a 1-year period prior to bone surgery. * Children using an active drug for resisting epilepsy. * Anatomical leg length difference greater than 2 centimeters (due to the limitations of the RAGT system). * Bone-articular instability (joint dislocation). * Fixed joint contractures (bone and joint deformity). * Baclofen therapy with the use of an implanted infusion pump. * Inhibited cast for a lower limb within 6 months of the study. * Significant amblyopia and hearing loss. * Skin inflammation and open skin lesion around the limb or trunk. * Significant impairments in endurance due to a limitation in the cardiovascular system based on the patient's history. * Maximum child weight is 135 kilograms and maximum height is 2.0 meters.