Animated cerebral palsy is one of the types of cerebral palsy with motor impairments, and the present clinical incidence is second only to that of convulsive cerebral palsy. It is evident that the head and limbs are not moving at will, that the sick are often accompanied by extra moves, that the limbs and the head are moving unstoppablely and that they have poor self-control capacity, and that there are irregular local contractions in the face of the sick, with strange expressions such as “touching teeth” and “browning eyes”. This type of muscle tension can be high or low, depending on age. In summary, the paralysing of the hand and foot is mainly due to brain damage and brain development defects, leading to stunting and abnormal positions.
Depending on the clinical performance, the stymied cerebral palsy can be classified as a convulsive spasm (both hand and foot, with convulsive characteristics, and also known as high muscle tension, or a hybrid); low muscle tension and foot motion (a marked change from high to low). The high muscle tension is accompanied by odd movements, followed by low muscle tension and poor head control; and the three main categories of dance hand and foot movement (the main characteristic of which is a purpose but not a purpose, often in the form of dancing or twisting, to maintain the balance of the body).
In the case of paraplegic paraplegics, the effects of traditional cerebral palsy training are not ideal. The best treatment is to undergo a CPS operation (the general artery excretion of both sides of the neck), which disrupts the transfer of the sensory nerve, which reduces the direct influence of the sensory nerve and reduces the salivation of the saliva. The reduction in the neuroexulence of the neck has led to a decrease in the muscle tension, increased coordination and clearer and more consistent reading.
Adapted to: treatment of diseases such as paralytic cerebral palsy, secondary muscular convulsions, re-embracing disorders, convulsions, slashed necks, surgery to improve the brain ‘ s blood supply, oxygen supply through the detachment of the side of the artery, thus improving the series of phenomena such as children ‘ s spraining, salivating, language, hyperactivity, etc., and, in conjunction with the family, good rehabilitation training, which is the aim of the patient ‘ s self-care and social reintegration.
How’s the CPS?
After the CPS, two thirds of the patients will improve, and overall stress will be reduced by 50 per cent. One third of the children in the current clinical surgery have not improved at all, which is what parents need to know. Thus, it is not possible to determine exactly what the effects are after the operation, which is known only after the operation.
As a result, there is a need to select specialists and teams of specialists in cerebral palsy, Professor Chongwang, a specialist in paraplegic surgery in the Shaanxi province and a doctor of cerebral palsy from the country ‘ s first functional neurosurgery, has created an integrated whole course of treatment for the rehabilitation of cerebral palsy – a gradient to improve the effects of cerebral palsy to the greatest extent possible in combination with neurological and electrical techniques, and has helped to treat nearly 4,000 cases of cerebral palsy with extensive clinical experience.
