AI Article Synopsis
- - Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition that leads to various motor difficulties in children, and improving motor function is crucial for their lifelong independence.
- - Robotic systems are emerging as useful tools in the treatment of cerebral palsy, complementing traditional rehabilitation methods, especially in specialized care settings.
- - More research is necessary to fully understand how effective these robotic devices are in helping children with cerebral palsy recover and improve their motor skills.
Article Abstract
Cerebral palsy is a neurological disease that is associated with multiple motor impairments and dysfunctions in children. The effective recovery of motor activity in both the upper and lower limbs is an important condition for the patient's social independence throughout his life. Robotic systems are new devices which are becoming increasingly popular as a part of the treatment of cerebral palsy. They have become a good addition to comprehensive rehabilitation therapy, including conducted at the sanatorium-resort stage. Further research is needed to clarify and prove the extent to which these devices help in treatment of children with cerebral palsy.
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