What is the difference between brain injury and cerebral palsy?

Brain injury is the poor development of the brain in utero before birth, and the backwardness of movement and intelligence after birth, which is called brain injury, and some children with brain injury can return to normal after regular **, and severe brain injury can develop into cerebral palsy. New criteria for cerebral palsy include: persistence of central movement disorders, dysphonia, dystonia, and abnormal motor and postural development.

Diagnosis of cerebral palsy is based on clinical findings.

Brain injury is when violence is applied to the head and causes organic damage to brain tissue. According to whether the brain tissue after injury is the same as the outside world, it is divided into open and closed brain injury.

Some cases of cerebral palsy are caused by brain damage that occurs "from conception to infancy"; Another part of cerebral palsy may also be caused by other factors. However, cerebral palsy is a group of syndromes characterized by movement disorders and postural abnormalities, not a ** or impairment.

These two diseases are not the same type, the causes are different, they are two different diseases, brain damage can cause intracranial hemorrhage due to other reasons, aggravate muscle atrophy, and cerebral palsy is motor dysfunction.

Brain injury is when violence is applied to the head and causes organic damage to brain tissue. Cerebral palsy is caused by brain damage that occurs from conception to infancy, but it can also be caused by other factors.

First of all, cerebral palsy belongs to the scope of brain injury, and the scope of brain injury is also relatively wide, and then these people will have problems such as central nervous system or developmental disorders, but cerebral palsy people have motor impairments, and then sometimes there will be some abnormal postures, but their feelings and perceptions are responsive.

According to the characteristics of the injury, head injury can be divided into local injury and diffuse injury. Both are the cause of injury.

There are obvious differences in factors, injury mechanisms, and pathological manifestations. In addition, depending on the time of occurrence of brain injury, it is possible.

In this study, head injury can be divided into primary brain injury and secondary brain injury, which have different pathological manifestations.

Head injuries begin when an external force is applied to the head, resulting in the skull, meninges, cerebral blood vessels, and brain tissue.

Mechanical

distortion)。The type of damage depends on the location and severity of the mechanical deformation.

Degree of gravity. Primary brain injury is mainly damage to nerve tissue and cerebral blood vessels, which manifests as nerve fibers.

Disruption and efferent dysfunction, dysfunction of different types of nerve cells and even cell death.

Secondary brain injuries include cerebral ischemia, cerebral hematoma, cerebral edema, and increased intracranial pressure, which are pathophysiological changes.

It is caused by a primary injury, which in turn can exacerbate the pathology of the primary brain injury.

The mechanism of occurrence of the two is different. In localized brain injury, trauma leads to the occurrence of cerebral contusions and hematomas, resulting in cranial appearance.

The internal mass effect, which leads to brain displacement, brain herniation, and secondary brainstem injury. The latter occurs in a coma.

The main reason.