cerebral palsy造句
31. Objective : To compare effectrelaxation of spasticity in cerebral palsy by Botulinum Toxin A and phenol block.
32. They were being born with hydrocephaly, microcephaly, cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome and other complications.
33. Objective To search the effects of denervation of arteria carotid sympathetic nerve net plus limbs orthotherapy on all types of sequelae of cerebral palsy.
34. Objective To explore the surface electromyography(EMG)characteristics of biceps brachii during isometric contraction in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy.
35. Conclusions:It is effect that the selective posterior rhizotomy and soft-tissue procedures were treated spasticity of upper limbs of cerebral palsy.
36. Objective To investigate the improvement of the surgical treatment effect on cerebral palsy with spastic diplegia by performing modified surgeries since 2004.
37. Conclusion Selective peripheral neurotomy is an effective and safe microsurgical method for the treatment of spasticity of limbs in cerebral palsy patients.
38. AIM: To explore the effects of botulinum toxin A in improving the abduction activity of carpometacarpal joint of thumb and spasm in spastic cerebral palsy patients with adduction deformity thumb.
39. The preliminary analysis for the variation of EEG and its clinical value was performed in 25 cerebral palsy with microcephaly.
40. Summary of Background Data. A common treatment for spasticity in children with cerebral palsy is ITB. This population also has a high incidence of severe spinal deformities requiring PSF.
41. Results Abortion, low birth weight, dystocia, asphyxiation were the main risk factors for cerebral palsy. Driscoll was important risk factor for mixed and athetosis type cerebral palsy.
42. Conclusion:Tibial neurotomy has a high utility value in treating equinovarus in children with cerebral palsy.
43. Also children with cerebral palsy were divided separately into spastic diplegia, spastic hemiplegia and spastic quadriplegia, while risk was evaluated.
44. Objective To explore the clinical significance of the footprints and lateral X-rays in weight loading in evaluating the rehabilitation of talipes valgus in the children with cerebral palsy.
45. Objective To investigate the clinical effect of selective partial neurotomy of musculocutaneous nerve for the treatment of elbow spasticity due to cerebral palsy.
46. ObjectiveTo compare costs of combined intravenous and inhalation anesthesia (CIIA) and total intravenous anesthesia (TIA) when lower limbs orthopedics (LLO) performed on cerebral palsy children (CPC).
47. Hwang AW 、 Liao HF: Task - Oriented Approach in Ambulation Training for Children with Cerebral Palsy - Case Report. FJPT 2004; 29:254 - 262.
48. Conclusion: The accupuncture therapy combined with kinesitherapy can enhance the effect for treating cerebral palsy of children./cerebral palsy.html
49. ObjectiveTo investigate the efficacy of acupuncture in ataxia cerebral palsy.
50. Objective: To observe the curative effect of traditional Chinese herb fumigation therapy on the motion of muscle tension and ankle-joint of children with spastic cerebral palsy (SCP).
51. If it occurs in the brain, the child may develop cerebral palsy as well.
52. Somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) and motor conduction velocity (MCV) were studied in 20 patients with cerebral palsy treated by selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
53. Objective: To explore the methods and therapeutic effect of normative rehabilitation on talipes valgus in the children with cerebral palsy.
54. Objective: To observe the effects and neural biochemical mechanism of acupuncture at different time-windows on hypoxic-ischemic cerebral palsy rats.
55. At those games, Wolff saw the athletic determination of his teammates with physical impairments caused by traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy and stroke.
56. Objective: To study the role of accupuncture therapy and kinesitherapy in treatment of cerebral palsy of children.
57. Objective To observe the curative effect of rehabilitation on children with cerebral palsy after treatment by selective posterior rhizotomy(SPR).
58. Objective:To compare the therapeutic effects of two ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) configurations (dynamic DAFO and solid SAFO) for cerebral palsy children with spastic diplegia.
59. Objective: To investigate the complications in the treatment of the spastic cerebral palsy with selective posterior rhizotomy (SPR).
60. This article has introduced the causes, characteristics, examination and evaluation, rehabilitation training, and effects of speech disorder after cerebral palsy.
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