Can a child with cerebral palsy be detected during prenatal examinations?

Patient's question:

Early pregnancy.

Doctor's answer:

Child cerebral palsy, also known as infantile cerebral palsy, refers to non-progressive brain damage caused by various reasons from prenatal to the first month after birth. The clinical main manifestations are central motor disorders and abnormal postures. Currently, there is no detection method to determine if a fetus has cerebral palsy. The main focus is to avoid premature birth and low birth weight infants, prevent asphyxia and intracranial hemorrhage, and treat and prevent hyperbilirubinemia, etc.

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