At the clinic, a family member asked if there was a mental problem with children suffering from cerebral palsy. Is it possible to study and live a normal life with regular treatment? Can we get it all fixed? When asked, Professor Zongwang, a specialist in cerebral palsy, introduced:
In the case of children suffering from cerebral palsy, it is clear that they have physical problems and that they generally have no mental problems, and that 80 to 85 per cent of children suffering from cerebral palsy have a normal mental condition, so that they can learn and live as normal children by correcting their sports positions.
Reminds us that children suffering from cerebral palsy do not expect to be treated at the root. There is no cure at this time. We have to fix 70 points, close to 90 points, to achieve the goal of self-care.
Children with cerebral palsy can display a variety of abnormal postures and motor disorders on a clinical basis, such as scissors, sharp feet, difficulty walking, etc. It is therefore essential to treat children to the fullest extent possible in order to improve their abnormalities, remove obstacles, help them to recover better and enable them to live independently and even to reintegrate into society. However, parents must understand two things: first, the cerebral palsy is fully curable. Children with cerebral palsy are at full risk of being able to live independently.
Therefore, individualized treatment is chosen for children of different ages, for treatment purposes, etc.
Children before the age of one need not more surgical intervention during the treatment phase, but neurological rehabilitation of the child;
(a) Children between the ages of 1 and 2 who are suffering from neurological disorders are effectively incapable of repair, and the children at this stage are unfit for surgical surgery because of their inability to withstand the trauma of surgery, so that this stage is more a form of protective rehabilitation that prevents the children from deforming and seriously stunting;
Children aged over two and a half years are fit to withstand the procedure, and priority is given to treatment between two and a half and six years of age. However, the operation takes into account the strength and development of the child, such as the fact that the child is stunted, or is too weak, or is based on rehabilitation, and provides the basis for consideration of surgery.
If a patient is older than 6 years of age, both surgery and orthopaedic surgery may have to be performed simultaneously, so that for the patient the risk and trauma of orthopaedic surgery may have to be increased, but after all, this stage improves the patient ‘ s developmental period, so that the patient ‘ s ability to learn at that stage and his recovery during growth and development can be facilitated.
Patients over the age of 18 years (adults) are treated for the purposes of beauty, improvement of walking behaviour and attitude, and for the purpose of functional improvement, so that the effect of this phase of the treatment is built-in, not external, and changes the patient ‘ s walking habits, including that the patient ‘ s walking will become easier, the distance of walking can be greater and the endurance enhanced.
Patients over the age of 40 are in fact a large number of persons with cerebral palsy, whose functional deterioration is significantly more rapid than normal because of chronic muscle stress disorder and developmental malformations. Thus, the purpose of the treatment of such patients for surgery and gradient therapy is to slow down his decline, maintain his motor capacity and function; patients over the age of 40 may be disabled by an accidental fracture, so how to protect and prevent degradation is the purpose of the treatment.
Persons over the age of 60, who are often not intended to improve sports or prevent degradation, and who have already experienced severe convulsions, mainly pain, daily cramps and unbearable pain, the purpose of the operation is not to improve motor functions, to alleviate the pain, to reduce the pain and to remove the convulsions of the patients, i.e., to have different problems and contradictions in the choice of treatment at different stages of their life cycle. It is therefore important to know at what stage to make the right choice when choosing the patient at different ages.
Scientific speculation. Gradient therapy is the most appropriate treatment for cerebral palsy!
The first functional medical doctor of neurosurgery in the country has often created an integrated whole-course treatment programme for cerebral palsy surgery, “Gradic therapy”, with a phased approach of multidisciplinary specialists, such as + FSPR surgery + professional rehabilitation + 2 orthotics + orthotics, to achieve a perfect treatment.
The first step is to develop individualized treatment programmes, based on the patient ‘ s pathology, age, symptoms and multidisciplinary specialists, with a view to maximizing rehabilitation opportunities for each patient.
Step 2: Effectively shorten the rehabilitation cycle, for surgical patients. Surgeons work with rehabilitation doctors throughout the process to develop reasonable surgical programmes and individualized rehabilitation programmes, reducing the length of rehabilitation by two to five years.
Step three: Gradient treatment, which saves treatment costs and improves the efficacy of treatment; it avoids duplication of treatment and the unreasonableness of the sequence of treatment, compensates for residual problems in each treatment, and systematically plans the treatment programme through a combination of different treatments to ensure the best possible recovery for each patient.
Step four: Multidisciplinary collaboration, protection for all sick. Integration of the multidisciplinary advantages of functional neurosurgery, osteoporosis, imaging, paediatrics, rehabilitation, anaesthesia, psychopsychiatrics, etc., to ensure that patients receive regular medical assistance throughout their path.
