Patient's question:
Late in life, he became a father, and the family cherished him as a treasure. Gradually, they noticed that he was very different from other children. He always drooled and, at two years old, could neither walk nor speak. When taken to the hospital for a check-up, it was diagnosed as infantile cerebral palsy. Is there any effective treatment for infantile cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a syndrome characterized by abnormal posture caused by motor disorders, ischemia, hypoxia, trauma, or poisoning. Due to its poor self-healing ability of brain tissue, residual fixed and anatomical damage can lead to persistent muscle strength imbalance, resulting in the gradual worsening of limb deformities in developing children. Joint surgery. Cutting the adductor muscles and combining them with the anterior branch of the obturator nerve. The effect is quite good. Adverse reactions are minimal, and the operation is simple. It can be quickly completed within the surgical incision. As long as the surgical indications are strictly controlled, the surgical results can be satisfactory. However, if the adductor muscles are cut too widely. At the same time, if the obturator nerve is also cut, hip abduction deformity is likely to occur.