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  As a result of incorrect information interchange between the units of motor system, in the first months and years of life patients have persistent abnormal movement patterns that are attached to the child grows.
  Movement disorders (paralysis, paresis, incoordination, violent movement) can be combined with changes in mind, speech, vision, hearing, seizures, numbness.
  Of cerebral palsy is a condition with a residual non-progressive course. However, as a child, especially at an early age, the clinical symptoms of cerebral palsy can be modified. This is due to the age dynamics of morphological and functional relationships abnormally developing brain, the growth of decompensation caused by a growing disparity between the capabilities of the nervous system and the requirements of the environment to the growing organism.
  In addition, in the case of accession of pathological syndromes as hydrocephalus, seizures, autonomic dysfunction, and infectious diseases, intoxications, repeated brain injury can occur the erroneous impression that the process is progressing.
  To cerebral palsy include advanced hereditary diseases of the nervous system, spinal cord or peripheral nerves. Read more information here cerebral palsy compensation, click here, cerebral palsy compensation.
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  Today it is clear that the term "cerebral palsy" does not reflect the diversity and spirit of existing in this disease of neurological disorders, but it is widely used in the world and the scientific literature, since there does not propose another term describing these pathological states.
  The variety of the disease is reflected in the etiology of cerebral palsy, with respect to which there are many different opinions. Their common denominator is a convergence of views on the nature of polietilogichesky cerebral palsy. Analysis of the causes that give rise to cerebral palsy has shown that in most cases, to single out one of them is not possible, as is often noted a combination of adverse factors both during pregnancy and at delivery.
  According to many researchers, in 80% of cases of cerebral palsy, brain damage occurs during fetal development. In a subsequent intrauterine pathology may vitiate intrapartum. However, in one third of cases the cause of cerebral palsy can not be established.
  Modern medicine describes more than 400 factors that influence the course of fetal development, the cause of a cerebral pathology in 70 - 80% of the effect on the brain is a complex of harmful factors.
  These factors, in particular, include some acute or chronic maternal diseases, particularly hypertension, heart disease, anemia, obesity, diabetes, rubella and others. Other "mother" of perinatal risk factors are taking certain medications, such as tranquilizers, during pregnancy, some of the effects related to her professional activities, parents' alcoholism, stress, psychological distress, physical injury. In recent years, important in the etiology of cerebral palsy given to the effect on the fruit of various infectious agents, particularly viral.
  A role in CP violation is given a normal pregnancy at its various terms - toxicity, the threat of termination, etc., as well as immunological incompatibility of mother and fetus.
  Most of these adverse perinatal factors leads to intrauterine hypoxia and disturbance of utero-placental circulation. Important pathogenetic mechanism determining prenatal brain damage is probably the autoimmune process.
  On the other hand, to a high risk for developing cerebral palsy are a variety of complications in childbirth. It should be borne in mind that the presence of fetal disorders, child labor often have heavy and prolonged duration. Thus, the conditions for the occurrence of mechanical trauma to the head and asphyxia, often are essentially secondary factors that cause additional disturbance of primary brain damage.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">As a result of incorrect information interchange between the units of motor system, in the first months and years of life patients have persistent abnormal movement patterns that are attached to the child grows.<br />Movement disorders (paralysis, paresis, incoordination, violent movement) can be combined with changes in mind, speech, vision, hearing, seizures, numbness.<br />Of cerebral palsy is a condition with a residual non-progressive course. However, as a child, especially at an early age, the clinical symptoms of cerebral palsy can be modified. This is due to the age dynamics of morphological and functional relationships abnormally developing brain, the growth of decompensation caused by a growing disparity between the capabilities of the nervous system and the requirements of the environment to the growing organism.<br />In addition, in the case of accession of pathological syndromes as hydrocephalus, seizures, autonomic dysfunction, and infectious diseases, intoxications, repeated brain injury can occur the erroneous impression that the process is progressing.<br />To cerebral palsy include advanced hereditary diseases of the nervous system, spinal cord or peripheral nerves. Read more information here <a href="http://www.cerebralpalsy-claims.co.uk/cerebral-palsy-medical-negligence.php" rel="nofollow">cerebral palsy compensation</a>, <a href="http://www.cerebralpalsy-claims.co.uk/case-studies.php" rel="nofollow">click here</a>, <a href="http://www.cerebralpalsy-claims.co.uk/cerebral-palsy-solicitors.php" rel="nofollow">cerebral palsy compensation</a>.<br />Causes<br />Today it is clear that the term "cerebral palsy" does not reflect the diversity and spirit of existing in this disease of neurological disorders, but it is widely used in the world and the scientific literature, since there does not propose another term describing these pathological states.<br />The variety of the disease is reflected in the etiology of cerebral palsy, with respect to which there are many different opinions. Their common denominator is a convergence of views on the nature of polietilogichesky cerebral palsy. Analysis of the causes that give rise to cerebral palsy has shown that in most cases, to single out one of them is not possible, as is often noted a combination of adverse factors both during pregnancy and at delivery.<br />According to many researchers, in 80% of cases of cerebral palsy, brain damage occurs during fetal development. In a subsequent intrauterine pathology may vitiate intrapartum. However, in one third of cases the cause of cerebral palsy can not be established.<br />Modern medicine describes more than 400 factors that influence the course of fetal development, the cause of a cerebral pathology in 70 - 80% of the effect on the brain is a complex of harmful factors.<br />These factors, in particular, include some acute or chronic maternal diseases, particularly hypertension, heart disease, anemia, obesity, diabetes, rubella and others. Other "mother" of perinatal risk factors are taking certain medications, such as tranquilizers, during pregnancy, some of the effects related to her professional activities, parents' alcoholism, stress, psychological distress, physical injury. In recent years, important in the etiology of cerebral palsy given to the effect on the fruit of various infectious agents, particularly viral.<br />A role in CP violation is given a normal pregnancy at its various terms - toxicity, the threat of termination, etc., as well as immunological incompatibility of mother and fetus.<br />Most of these adverse perinatal factors leads to intrauterine hypoxia and disturbance of utero-placental circulation. Important pathogenetic mechanism determining prenatal brain damage is probably the autoimmune process.<br />On the other hand, to a high risk for developing cerebral palsy are a variety of complications in childbirth. It should be borne in mind that the presence of fetal disorders, child labor often have heavy and prolonged duration. Thus, the conditions for the occurrence of mechanical trauma to the head and asphyxia, often are essentially secondary factors that cause additional disturbance of primary brain damage.</div>

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