Cerebral Palsy: Overview
The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Cerebral palsy (pronounced suh-REE-bruhl or SER-uh-bruhl PAWL-zee) describes a group of neurological disorders that begin in infancy or early childhood and that primarily affect body movement but, in more severe cases, may also be associated with intellectual disabilities.
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