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Translation of cerebral palsy in Spanish:

cerebral palsy

parálisis cerebral, n.

noun

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    parálisis cerebral feminine
    • This manual is a delightful and comprehensive presentation on children affected with cerebral palsy.
    • This man has very significant cerebral palsy, and he lives in a retirement home.
    • It is not uncommon for the most prematurely born infants who survive to have cerebral palsy.
    • Around 1 in 10 cases of cerebral palsy are caused by problems during labour and birth.
    • Congenital deformities and neuromuscular disorders, such as cerebral palsy, can also be linked to bunions.
    • Some people with cerebral palsy have only mild impairment of their motor abilities.
    • Another study from Sweden suggests that higher risks of cerebral palsy are not just due to the increase in multiple births.
    • The workshop will take up the issues faced by the parents of the children with various disabilities due to cerebral palsy.
    • His music will hopefully aid children with cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions.
    • There are specific times of extra stress in the lives of families who must cope with cerebral palsy.
    • Neurological disorders, such as poliomyelitis and cerebral palsy, can also cause acquired club foot.
    • Those disabilities include cerebral palsy, neural deafness and mental retardation.
    • In the result he suffered severe post natal asphyxia which resulted in very severe disability due to cerebral palsy.
    • Not all women who were exposed to these viruses get a baby with cerebral palsy, but it was more common in the affected babies.
    • More than one half of the children with aspiration syndrome had cerebral palsy.
    • If you think your child has symptoms of cerebral palsy, take him to the doctor as soon as you notice them.
    • The little girl's cerebral palsy and other medical conditions meant she was entirely dependent on others.
    • In fact epilepsy is more than three times as common as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and cerebral palsy.
    • She has severe athetoid cerebral palsy arising from the circumstances of her birth.
    • It certainly seems promising, although it's clearly not a cure for cerebral palsy.