Cerebral palsy (CP) - life, rehabilitation and orthopaedic supplies

Paulina is a friendly 9-year-old who loves cats and Harry Potter! She is a diligent student who has just started the second year of primary school. After school, she has extra English classes once a week. Paulina also has to devote a large part of her day to rehabilitation...
Spastic quadriplegia cerebral palsy with predominance of the left side - this is the diagnosis Paulina's parents heard about their daughter. For most families this comes as a shock. Fears and questions about the future often dominate their thoughts: What effects will cerebral palsy have on our child's physical and mental development? What can we do to ensure that our child leads an active and independent life? How will our family life change as a result?
There are many ways to support children with cerebral palsy. Specialists from different disciplines work together to develop a plan to treat both existing and possibly newly emerging mobility limitations.
Ottobock Poland and our orthopaedic supplies are part of this plan because we realise the importance of a holistic approach. Each of our patients can be sure that together we will work out the best solutions.
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