Utilization of physical therapy in the treatment of cerebral palsy has long been an accepted
and un questioned principle of program planning. Paine's work comparing the outcomes for …

Cerebral palsy (CP) refers to a group of posture and movement disorders occurring as a
result of a nonprogressive lesion of the developing central nervous system. CP can lead to …

THE psychotherapeutic approach to cerebral palsy leads to numerous major difficulties,
because of the multiplicity of psychosomatic conflicts present in these patients, concerned …

Since the first two editions of this book were published there has been an increase in the
eclectic viewpoint in the treatment of children with motor delay and cerebral palsy. The third …

In a retrospective longitudinal study we report on 60 children with cerebral palsy whose
physiotherapy (after Bobath) lasted up to the age of three. Delayed psychomotor and speech …

Legislatively mandated programs for early intervention on behalf of handicapped infants
often stipulate the inclusion of physical therapy as a major component of treatment for …

Results of the recently published study by Palmer and colleagues" unfortunately lend further
support to the current feeling held by many physicians that physical therapy, particularly the …

This article, which is intended to supplement Miss Morgan's account of the facilities now
available for cerebral palsied adolescents and adults, discusses some of the problems …

Cerebral palsy is a lifelong condition that affects the individual, family, and immediate
community. Therefore, the goal of allowing the individual with cerebral palsy to live life with …