<unk> plegia is not a progressive disorder, except in progressive conditions like a growing brain tumour. Once the injury has occurred, the symptoms should not worsen. However, because of lack of mobility, other complications can occur. Complications may include muscle and joint stiffness, loss of aerobic fitness, muscle spasms, bed sores, pressure ulcers and blood clots. Sudden recovery from<unk> plegia is very rare. Many of the individuals will have limited recovery, but the majority will improve from intensive, specialised rehabilitation. Potential to progress may differ in cerebral palsy, compared to adult acquired brain injury. It is vital to integrate the<unk> plegic child into society and encourage them in their daily living activities. With time, some individuals may make remarkable progress.
Hemiparesis
Triparesis
Paresis
Locomotor ataxia
Myotonia
Myopathic gait
Ophthalmoparesis
Hypotonia