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Paralisia cerebral quadriplégica espástica é uma forma de paralisia cerebral em que a espasticidade é generalizada, ainda que mais acentuada nas pernas. A postura de opistótono está frequentemente aparente na infância, e o movimento da cabeça pode provocar a extensão forçada dos braços e pernas. A paralisia suprabulbar está frequentemente presente, causando comprometimento em deglutição e articulação ("disartria espástica"). | |||
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Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy is a form of cerebral palsy in which spasticity is generalised, yet most marked in the legs. Opisthotonic posturing is often apparent in infancy, and head movement may elicit forced extension of the arms and legs. Suprabulbar palsy is often present, causing impaired swallowing and articulation (‘spastic dysarthria’). | |||
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Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy is a form of cerebral palsy in which spasticity is generalised, yet most marked in the legs. Opisthotonic posturing is often apparent in infancy, and head movement may elicit forced extension of the arms and legs. Suprabulbar palsy is often present, causing impaired swallowing and articulation (‘spastic dysarthria’).
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| English | Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy |
Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy is a form of cerebral palsy in which spasticity is generalised, yet most marked in the legs. Opisthotonic posturing is often apparent in infancy, and head movement may elicit forced extension of the arms and legs. Suprabulbar palsy is often present, causing impaired swallowing and articulation (‘spastic dysarthria’). |
