Spastic Hemiplegia is a form of Spastic Cerebral Palsy in which only one side of your child’s body is rigid and stiff.  If your child has Spastic Hemiplegia, their arms or hands might be more affected than their legs.  On the affected side, their arm and leg may not develop normally.  They may also require leg braces.

Frequently Asked Questions

 


Q: What is Spastic Hemiplegia?

A: Spastic Hemiplegia is a form of Spastic Cerebral Palsy in which only one side of your child’s body is rigid and stiff.  If your child has Spastic Hemiplegia, their arms or hands might be more affected than their legs.  On the affected side, their arm and leg may not develop normally.  They may also require leg braces.


Bookmark and Share

©2010 Berger & Lagnese, LLC, All Rights Reserved, Reproduced with Permission
Attorney website design by Foster Web Marketing, the best attorney website design solution on the Web offering search engine optimization for attorneys, lawyer website design, video for attorneys, and more.
Get SEO Tips from The Attorney Internet Marketing Blog

Served By: A