 Spastic Cerebral Palsy  Discovery Cerebral Palsy was first discovered and medically defined in 1861 by Dr William John Little  Little attributed the disease to a lack of oxygen to an infant during abnormal forms of labor resulting in a spastic condition His work on the disease was so groundbreaking that it was first known as Littles Disease  Definition Cerebral palsy is a disease that effects the brain and nervous system The disease can be divided into various subsets including spastic cerebral palsy dyskinetic cerebral palsy ataxic cerebral palsy hypotonic cerebral palsy and mixed Spastic Cerebral Palsy is the most common form of this disease  It is distinguishable from other forms of Cerebral Palsy in that sufferers display stiff jerky movements and have hypertonic muscles  This differs from NonSpastic cerebral palsy which causes decreased or fluctuating muscle tone Spastic Cerebral Palsy can itself be divided into unique categories Spastic hemipelegiaOnly one side of the body is effected in spastic hemipelgia Spastic dipelgia2 limbs are effected in Spastic dipelgia Spastic triplegia3 limbs are effected in Spastic diplegiaSpastic quadripelgiaAll 4 limbs are effected in Spastic quadriplegia  

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 Spastic Cerebral Palsy  Discovery Cerebral Palsy was first discovered and medically defined in 1861 by Dr William John Little  Little attributed the disease to a lack of oxygen to an infant during abnormal forms of labor resulting in a spastic condition His work on the disease was so groundbreaking that it was first known as Littles Disease  Definition Cerebral palsy is a disease that effects the brain and nervous system The disease can be divided into various subsets including spastic cerebral palsy dyskinetic cerebral palsy ataxic cerebral palsy hypotonic cerebral palsy and mixed Spastic Cerebral Palsy is the most common form of this disease  It is distinguishable from other forms of Cerebral Palsy in that sufferers display stiff jerky movements and have hypertonic muscles  This differs from NonSpastic cerebral palsy which causes decreased or fluctuating muscle tone Spastic Cerebral Palsy can itself be divided into unique categories Spastic hemipelegiaOnly one side of the body is effected in spastic hemipelgia Spastic dipelgia2 limbs are effected in Spastic dipelgia Spastic triplegia3 limbs are effected in Spastic diplegiaSpastic quadripelgiaAll 4 limbs are effected in Spastic quadriplegia  

