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... OBJECTIVE: To provide a basic, general understanding of Cerebral Palsy, including characteristics, types, causes, complications, and treatment. DEFINITION: Cerebral Palsy is a medical condition caused by permanent brain injury that occurs before, during, or shortly after birth. A small number of chi ...
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