Patient's question:
A colleague's child has been sick for over two years. The child has cerebral palsy and has visited several children's hospitals. Currently, their condition is not very stable.Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to continue rehabilitation for the child. If there is no significant improvement after the age of two and a half, minimally invasive surgical intervention, specifically Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (FSPR), can be considered to reduce muscle tone in the child's lower limbs and alleviate spasticity. Post-surgery, targeted rehabilitation exercises can help the child's gait approach normalcy as closely as possible.