Life expectancy Life expectancy depends largely on the extent and form of infantile cerebral palsy. Most children (over 90%) reach adulthood. Children with only minor impairment usually reach a normal age and in the best case can lead an almost normal life with only minor physical disabilities. Very severe forms of the disease, which result … Life expectancy | Infantile cerebral palsy
Therapy There are conservative and surgical therapies for infantile cerebral palsy. However, there is no cure for this disease, symptoms can only be alleviated. Conservative therapies include the following options: Physiotherapy: Daily exercises can loosen cramped muscles and thus improve muscle movement. Occupational therapy: Thereby everyday activities are practiced. Medication: Sedatives (psychotropic drugs) and antispasmodics … Therapy | Infantile cerebral palsy
Synonyms in the broadest sense The term “infantile cerebral palsy” comes from Latin and means “brain paralysis”, it is often abbreviated as ICP. Infantile cerebral palsy belongs to the group of movement disorders and is a disease that is the basis of early childhood brain damage. It usually manifests itself in disorders of the muscle … Infantile cerebral palsy
