Clinical manifestations of involuntary motor cerebral palsy

The clinical manifestation of involuntary motor cerebral palsy is to show various choreo-like or feet-like movements. The most obvious feature is the asymmetry of posture. When performing certain movements, there are many redundant movements of limbs and head, such as showing instability of neck, accompanied by shaking of limbs and head, strange expression, salivation, eye winking, difficulty in eating, difficulty in self-control, etc. Generally, the causes of involuntary motor cerebral palsy include immature brain and congenital defects, as well as various premature births, asphyxia, ischemia, hypoxic encephalopathy, kernicterus, trauma, infection, etc. The general treatment methods are rehabilitation therapy, physical therapy, etc., and there is no particularly effective cure.