A critical view on the importance of treating spasticity and new options to improve function in patients with cerebral palsy GMFCS I-III

Spasticity in patients with cerebral palsy is seen as an important factor which causes functional handicap well and later structural deformities. Because spasticity a deteriorating for function, treatment of one the main columns spastic children palsy. However, recent publications raise doubts on efficacy that focuses compensating weakness. Other highlight possibility conditioning reflexes, paving way to new concepts where experiencing successful movements can condition control reflexes positively. This paper looks at literature aspects describes possible therapeutic consequences. The shift help cope their context joy discovery large spectrum movements.