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CLINICAL AND NEUROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CEREBRAL
PALSY IN CHILDREN
Jumaev Fatullo Erkinbek ogli
Assistant of the 2nd Department of Pediatrics,
Bukhara State Medical Institute
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14850225
Abstract:
Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most common neurological
disorders in children, caused by early damage to the central nervous system. It is
characterized by motor impairments, as well as psycho-emotional and cognitive
disorders. In recent years, increasing attention has been given to studying the
clinical and neurological features of CP, which is crucial for timely diagnosis and
effective treatment..
Keywords:
cerebral palsy, neurological disorders, diagnosis, treatment,
rehabilitation.
Main Body:
Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive disorder of movement and
posture resulting from brain damage during prenatal, perinatal, or early
postnatal life. Although the condition itself is not progressive, its manifestations
can change over time, influenced by growth and external interventions. CP
affects approximately 2–3 children per 1,000 live births globally, with significant
variations in clinical presentation and severity.
1. Clinical and Neurological Characteristics
CP has several clinical forms, each characterized by specific impairments:
• Spastic form – increased muscle tone, movement limitations,
hyperreflexia.
• Dyskinetic form – involuntary movements, fluctuations in muscle tone.
• Ataxic form – coordination disorders, unstable gait.
In addition to motor impairments, children with CP often experience speech
disorders, intellectual disabilities, epileptic seizures, and emotional-behavioral
problems.
2. Diagnosis and Assessment
The diagnosis of CP includes:
• Neurological examination and patient history analysis.
• Instrumental methods: MRI, CT scan of the brain.
• Motor function assessment using GMFM-88 and GMFCS scales.
Early diagnosis enables timely treatment and reduces the risk of
complications.
3. Treatment and Rehabilitation Methods
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CP treatment is comprehensive and includes:
• Medication therapy (muscle relaxants: tizanidine, baclofen; nootropics:
pantogam, phenibut).
• Physiotherapy to improve motor function.
• Speech and psychological therapy to support speech development and
social adaptation.
Personalized rehabilitation programs significantly improve the quality of
life for CP patients.
Conclusion.
CP is a serious neurological disorder requiring early diagnosis and
a multidisciplinary approach to treatment. Modern therapeutic and
rehabilitation methods help improve motor, cognitive, and social skills in
children, enhancing their integration into society.
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