1. Cerebral Palsy - Types and Symptoms
... which is fixed or rigid ("What is Cerebral Palsy?" 15)". Injections are most commonly given in the hip adductor, hamstring, gastrocnemius muscles, in the upper extremity, the biceps, pronator, wrist and finger flexors, and thumb adductor. Intrathecal Baclofen: Intrathecal baclofen (muscle relaxant) diffuses spasticity ... making them strong. Work on the child's motor development by selecting methods according to level and not age. In order to initiate inactive motor activity, and build up correction and training of motor activity specialized procedures must be performed. Also techniques...
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