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Serebral palsi

Cerebral palsy

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  • İnönü Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 1995

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Cerebral palsy is the most common movement disorder of childhood. No decrease in prevalence of CP is reported. Improved sun'ival of babies with disabilities may be the cause of this persistence. No specific cause can be identified for more than 50% of infants. Congenital disorders are identified in 30-40% and infections of the CNS are present in 5-10% of patients. Although there is a fixed and nonprogressive lesion, some kinds and degrees of early motor abnormalities tend to resolve without leaving significant motor disability. The treatment of CP is directed towards maximizing function and preventing secondary handicaps. The goal of therapy is to have the child to maintain his needs by himself and to adapt to environment he lives in, without being a burden to his family. An interdisciplinary team work is required to achieve this goal. [Journal of Turgut Özal Medical Center 2(1): 103-106,1995/
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Serebral palsi (SP). çocukluk yaş grubununun en sık görülen hareket hastalığıdır. SP 'nin prevalansında düşme bildirilmemektedir. Bu devamlılıkta özürlü bebeklerin yaşam sürelerindeki iyileşme etkili olabilir. Yenidoğanların yaklaşık %50 sinden fazlasında spesifik bir neden bulunmayabilir; konfenital hastalıklar vakaların %30-40'ında. SSS infeksiyonları %5-10'unda tespit edilebilir lezyonların sabit ve nonprogressif olmalarına karşın birçok çeşit ve derecede erken motor anormallikler önemli sayılabilecek motor sakatlıklar bırakmadan çözülme eğilimindedir. SP nin tedavi, fonksiyonları maksimum hale getirme ve sekonder handikapları önlemeye yöneliktir. Tedavinin amacı, çocuğun ailesinin yardımı olmaksızın kendi ihtiyaçlarını kendi kendine karşılama ve içinde yaşadığı ortama uyum sağlayabilmesidir. Bu amaca ulaşmak için interdisipliner ekip çalışmasına ihtiyaç vardır. {Turgut Özal Typ Merkezi Dergisi 2(1):103-106,19951
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