Cerebral Palsy-A Systematic Review

Cerebral palsy describes as motor adversity which causes due to abnormal brain development, most of the times before birth. It is refers as a set of disorder's where muscle movement and co-ordination can be affected. For several cases it affects to the eyesight, the ability to hear and sensation are also affected. Sleep disturbance is also a major problem that Cerebral Palsy affected children are usually facing. According to the centres for Disease control and preservation (DCDC) it is estimated that this disease is affecting at least 1.5 to 4 out of 1,000 children all over the world. Nearly, 15-20% of the total physically handicapped children suffering from Cerebral Palsy. For India, is around 3/1000 live births; however being a developing country India the expected rate is higher. Children who affected with this Cerebral Palsy need professional rehabilitation at an early age. The aim of this review is to show mainly about the disease of Cerebral Palsy and we have done several literature review based on that critical evidence for improvement of future use. This review and most of the guidance with clinical support helps children to improve their vision and hearing power with special needs. It can be followed with the outlines of procedures clinical equipment needed for best practice. The main benefits of writing this review paper to estimate several rates of Cerebral Palsy disease and this paper can help for further research studies, since, Cerebral Palsy have become a major disease all over the world.