Chinese spa treatment of children with functional training for 107 patients with spastic cerebral palsy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Chinese spa treatment of children with functional training for 107 patients with spastic cerebral palsy Of: Wenyuan Jiang, Dong Xiaoli, hole Mian, Yu Zhihua [Keywords:] hydrotherapy, Chinese medicine, functional training, cerebral palsy, spasticity Cerebral Palsy refers to the period before birth to infants of non-for all causes brain damage caused by the central motor dysfunction and abnormal posture-based syndrome, which is more spastic cerebral palsy, accounting for about type of cerebral palsy, 60% to 70% [1]. modern comprehensive rehabilitation training on children with spastic cerebral palsy ease muscle tension and has a definite effect, but its relatively long course of treatment, especially for moderate and severe spasm of the improvement is still There is a certain difficulty. the author on the basis of functional training, combining traditional Chinese medicine spa treatment of spastic cerebral palsy to achieve better efficacy, reports are summarized below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information All cases from October 2005 -2007 in December in the children’s rehabilitation hospital rehabilitation centers in children. By random number table, randomly divided into 2 groups: treatment with Chinese herb functional training group (treatment group) 107 patients 72 cases of male and 35 female, mean age (19.80 + -9.96) months, the traditional spa with functional training group (control group) 102 patients, male 65 cases, 37 females, average age (20.22 + -11.23) months .2 group of children of sex, age, the difference was not statistically significant, comparable. 1.2 Diagnostic criteria According to the 1989 national symposium to discuss children with cerebral palsy cerebral palsy diagnostic criteria adopted by the [2] to develop: cerebral palsy caused by a non-progressive brain damage caused dyskinesia lesions in the brain, the symptoms appear in infancy, sometimes combined with mental retardation, epilepsy, sen