Detection of neurological disorders in children
Refer all children with developmental stagnation for further investigations without delay.
Treatment of cerebral palsy should be started as soon as abnormal movement patterns are detected. The aetiology should be determined if possible.
Treatment of cerebral palsy should be started as soon as abnormal movement patterns are detected. The aetiology should be determined if possible.
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Medicine
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ISBN: 9788869305801
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