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Cerebral palsy refers to a disease where newborns develop non-progressive, central motor dysfunction and paralysis due to damage to brain tissue caused by various reasons (such as infection, bleeding, trauma, etc.). Severe cases may be accompanied by intellectual disability, limb spasms, and visual, auditory, and language dysfunction. The main types include spastic, mixed, rigid, ataxic, and others.