One of the main diseases causing motor disabilities in children.
Characterized primarily by motor impairment, potentially accompanied by intellectual disabilities, seizures, and more.
Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial.
Survival rates among severely affected children are considerably lower than in healthy individuals.
Cerebral Palsy, or CP, is a non-progressive brain injury syndrome occurring during early brain development from before birth to within one month after birth in infants. It manifests as central motor impairment and postural abnormalities, potentially accompanied by intellectual disabilities, seizures, sensory impairments, language disorders, and abnormal behaviors, serving as one of the primary diseases leading to motor disabilities in children.