Cerebral palsy can be diagnosed.

Cerebral palsy can do the following examinations to help diagnose: first, head CT, can help understand whether there is any abnormality in the intracranial structure, and help to explore the cause and prognosis of cerebral palsy. Second, EEG, whether cerebral palsy is associated with epilepsy and the risk of epilepsy has special significance. Third, neural evoked potential, from the sensory aspects of children found abnormal, so as to provide evidence for the determination of cerebral palsy, at the same time can be more in-depth diagnosis of the disease, better guidance for treatment. Fourthly, MRI scan of head can show the pathological features of periventricular leukomalacia and other brain tissue abnormalities, which can provide imaging basis for early diagnosis.