Patient's question:
My university classmate's child has been said to have some mild symptoms of cerebral palsy. The child has been treated for a period of time, and the condition has improved somewhat. I don't really understand, I want to know what the latest definition of pediatric cerebral palsy is, and what kind of help is needed: What is the definition of pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Patient friend, according to what you described, your classmate's child suffers from infantile cerebral palsy, and I deeply sympathize with this. Infantile cerebral palsy, also known as cerebral palsy, refers to a syndrome based on posture and motor dysfunction, caused by non-progressive brain damage during the immature stage of brain development within the first month after birth. Considering the situation of your classmate's child, I believe the most important thing at present is rehabilitation therapy and functional training to achieve the maximum possible recovery of limb function.