Children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are genetically characterized by progressive muscle atrophy, even leading to paralysis of the respiratory muscles, causing respiratory failure and death. In addition to the use of internal medicine, rehabilitation is a method to help slow the progression of muscle atrophy and limit the risk of death in children.

When the nerves or motor nerves that control the movement of the limbs of the body are damaged, the patient will experience problems with movement disorders. In this case, the doctor will conduct a movement examination for the patient to assess the disorder as well as provide the most effective treatment regimen for the patient.