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Brain Damage and Long-Lasting Sequels in Childhood: What Does Cerebral Palsy (CP) Mean at the Beginning of the XXI Century?

The common CP factor consists in permanent posture and movement disorders, with or without mental difficulties, leading to the more patent functional handicap, in standing, sitting, walking, and stiff or impaired upper limb movements. Nowadays, it seems no more adequate to sum up the CP patients by their motor troubles but it is necessary to think over the other factors of limitation to integrate the normal social mainstream at any age, from perception, behaviour, cognition, communication troubles and epilepsy seizures.