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How do people with mild hemiplegia (cerebral palsy) cope?
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Very well!: Mild hemiplegic patients can do very well. They should see an orthopaedist or physiatrist to coordinate their care for physical therapy and bracing (as needed). Some patients will benefit from upper or lower extremity surgery depending on the patient.
Answered 1/21/2019
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