Abstract
Infantile cerebral palsy (cerebral palsy) is one of the most common diseases of the nervoussystem in children. The etiology of cerebral palsy may differ, but structural changes in the brain in children are similar, regardless of clinical form. The paper summarizes the results of the recent studies on structural changes in the brain due to cerebral palsy. The literature sources demonstrate that the term of etiological factors impact on the developing brain of the fetus determines the characteristics of brain damage and localization of the damage, as well as the nature of the response from the nervous system.
Highlights
Детский церебральный паралич – одно из наиболее распространенных заболеваний нервной системы у детей
The paper summarizes the results of the recent studies on structural changes in the brain due to cerebral palsy
The literature sources demonstrate that the term of etiological factors impact on the developing brain of the fetus determines the characteristics of brain damage and localization of the damage, as well as the nature of the response from the nervous system
Summary
Детский церебральный паралич – одно из наиболее распространенных заболеваний нервной системы у детей. Методами МРТ установлено, что повреждение перивентрикулярной области возможно как на ранних этапах внутриутробного развития плода, так и в более поздние сроки [15].
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