Patient's question:
My child is now six months old, but the child still cries every day and doesn't sleep well at night. Now the child's expression is very dull, and the child still doesn't smile. I took the child to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said the child had cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Choosing a hospital for treating cerebral palsy has three key points: First, medical resources. Medical resources are usually the main determinant in assessing a hospital's capabilities. The term "surgery" has a particular focus. For cerebral palsy patients, the first consideration is the hospital's bias. Second, the medical team. For a group of doctors, sitting in the hospital still matters. There are three heroes and doctors. New clinical technologies are constantly emerging. Due to the complexity of the brain, the condition of cerebral palsy patients is constantly changing. This is the demand on the team. The medical team inevitably values this challenge.