The study involved 178 children aged 7-14 with mild or moderate-severity spastic diplegia and hemiparetic infantile cerebral paralysis (ICP) exposed to UHF electric field. The effect of this modality incorporation into ICP combined treatment was evaluated with regard to clinical manifestations, hemo- and cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, bioelectric activity of the brain, psychic functions, immunological reactivity, sympathetic-adrenal activity. There was a positive trend in the clinical and paraclinical parameters studied.
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