THE DYNAMICS OF SUPPORT ABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY IMPAIRED BY SPASTIC DIPLEGIA AND MILD MENTAL DISORDERS WHILE UNDERGOING SANATORIUM-BASED TREATMENT
While undergoing a standard sanatorium-based treatment, the drug “Cellex” (sterile solution for subcutaneous administration) was administered to patients with cerebral palsy impaired by spastic diplegia in the late residual phase. The effect of the drug was notable showing great improvements in the characteristics of support and movement function in patients with cerebral palsy as contrasted to the patients of the control group and the comparison group