Patient's question:
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Review of CT findings: Detailed examination reveals symmetrical left and right cerebral hemispheres, clear demarcation between gray and white matter, no obvious abnormal density shadows within the cerebral parenchyma. Widening of bilateral frontal-temporal anterior cisterns, lateral fissure cisterns, temporal anterior cisterns, and anterior longitudinal fissure cisterns. The ventricular system shows no obvious abnormalities, and the midline structures are shifted to the left.
Detailed conclusion: Mild widening of extracerebral spaces.
Question: How should cerebral palsy be treated in children who are taking medication?
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Doctor's answer:
In this situation, it may be possible to consider the use of brain cell nutrition drugs for intravenous treatment, with close observation. Generally, this involves the use of brain protein hydrolysate for treatment. When conditions are suitable, stem cell grafting can also be considered for treatment. Children affected by cerebral palsy should be taken to the hospital immediately for diagnosis and treatment by their mothers to prevent the use of small advertisements drugs. Proper medication is essential. Parents should pay close attention to changes in their child's symptoms and do their best to help their child receive timely treatment for the disease.