Clinical analysis 100 cases of children with cerebral palsy
Hao Qing-yin
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Hao Qing-yin
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Objective:In terms of age,etiology,diagnosis and treatment in such areas as a comprehensive observation and analysis of children with cerebral palsy,to determine the efficacy of the results.Methods:Hospital out-patient treatment of cerebral palsy in children of 100 cases were reviewed,so as to comprehensive treatment for a three-month course of treatment,in the light of infant and child assessment of movement (GMFM) as indicators to assess and explore its effect.Results:The younger the children,the longer the treatment,clinical treatment,the better.Conclusion:Encephalopathy in children to early diagnosis,early intervention,treatment adhere to in order to improve the quality of life in children with cerebral palsy.
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Objective:In terms of age,etiology,diagnosis and treatment in such areas as a comprehensive observation and analysis of children with cerebral palsy,to determine the efficacy of the results.Methods:Hospital out-patient treatment of cerebral palsy in children of 100 cases were reviewed,so as to comprehensive treatment for a three-month course of treatment,in the light of infant and child assessment of movement (GMFM) as indicators to assess and explore its effect.Results:The younger the children,the longer the treatment,clinical treatment,the better.Conclusion:Encephalopathy in children to early diagnosis,early intervention,treatment adhere to in order to improve the quality of life in children with cerebral palsy.
Key concepts: Cerebral palsy, Medicine, Etiology, Pediatrics, Intervention (counseling), Clinical treatment, Physical therapy, Intensive care medicine