Abstract
To study the efficacy of the developed approach to the specialized Spa-rehabilitation of motor disorders in patients with cerebral palsy (spastic diplegia). The study included 86 patients (45 (52,33%) women and 41 (47.67%) men), aged from 10 to 16-years, mean 13,02±2,13. All patients were divided into 2 groups depending on the method of treatment. Administration of minimally invasive procedures during the course of rehabilitation can effectively restore the volume of movements in the limbs, stimulate motor development in children and form a new stereotype of walking. An analysis of the follow-up data one year after the treatment confirms the efficacy of the proposed approach to rehabilitation.
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