Adina - Cerebral Palsy( Roumania ) Posted on August 24, 2009

Name: Adina Sofianu   

Gender:Female

Age: 27

Country:  Roumania

Diagnosis: Cerebral palsy

Before treatment:

The patient is a 27 years old girl.   She was born with dystocia. When she was 3 months old, she couldn't move her legs. At one and a half years old, she could walk with some assistance. At one year, 7 months, she was able to control her neck. She couldn't walk by herself until she was 5 years old. She began with passive expressions, she could hear and respond to stimuli, but she couldn't interact with people. She could swallow and grasp small things, for example, biscuits, but she had difficulty with chewing and using utensils. She was incontinent. It was difficult to understand her when she tried to communicate.                        

She couldn't concentrate or focus her attention and felt uncomfortable around noisy environments. She was unable to take care of herself, including being able to dress or wash herself.

10 years ago, her parents took her to a local hospital. She was diagnosed with baby infantile autism, retardation, motility encephalopathy and serious psychomotor confusion. She was not properly treated for these conditions at that time.

Admission PE: The abdomen assumed the navicular and couldn't cooperate with examination. She was subject to changing moods, mania. She was pitch of the laps when she walked. She could't cooperation with other examination.

Treatment:

After our hospital received her, we gave her interrelated accelerated examination Patient was given treatment to expand blood vessels, anti-free radicals, nourish neurons, neural stem cells activation, stabilize the cell membrane. This was combined with the rehabilitation.

After treatment:

After 5 weeks of treatment, the patient's condition improved, her worry times decreased, sleeping quality improved, has good appetite, salivate quantity decrease, she can cooperation with treatment. Her family member said she can obey some simple orders when she is in good condition. Now patient's treatment completed and her requirement for discharge was permitted.