CEREBRAL PALSY WITH SPASTIC DIPLEGIC SUBTYPE IS THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN IN POLAND: ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN A LARGE SPECIALIZED CENTER FROM 2005 TO 2009

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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a common, non-progressive, usually spastic, neurologic disorder requiring long term rehabilitation. CP presents as various disturbances in motor activity, sensation, depth perception and other sight-based perceptual problems, including the ability to communicate and occasionally problems with cognition. Due to its diversity in symptoms, CP is subdivided into several subtypes.