What is the monophle?

monophlegia is a state involving a nervous system in which a muscle group, individual muscles or individual limb is paralyzed. A closely related condition is a monopanesis in which people experience weakness in one limb, muscle group or muscle. Both conditions can be caused by a number of problems, with brain palsy a very common cause of monophlegia. Some treatment options are available, depending on what causes paralysis. The patient may be born with a problem or may develop it later in life. The onset can begin with some weakness and loss of control, which eventually degenerates to paralyze, or can be acute, as can be seen when the car accident damages the spinal cord and the nerves that innervate a particular limb or muscle group, are damaged so that the brain is not to bear signals. Treatment may include physical therapy and surgery to solve the root cause of the condition. When a patient may paralyze, the patient can be used by the limb or muscle group to settleAl with paralysis and learned to adapt skills.

Monophlegia is a very mild presentation of brain palsy and children with this condition may not require special treatment or care. Physical therapy can be recommended to support the child. If it is a leg, useful assistance equipment and walking equipment can be used to increase independence and trust, and if the arm is involved, physical therapy can be used to help the child develop adaptive skills. People with monophy are usually able to lead an independent live, even if they may require certain accommodation.

The neurologist can explore a patient with monophlegia to learn more about the cause and about which muscles and nerves include. This information may be useful in developing a treatment and control plan for the patient. It is also important to have a baseline for evaluation, so if the monophlement proceeds, a neurologist can see how quickly he moves. If the patient ist in treatment and seems to improve the condition, the same baseline can be used to measure improvement.