Ivan L P, Ventureyra E C, Wiley J, Doyle D, Pressman E, Knights R, Guzman C, Uttley D
Surg Neurol. 1981 Jan;15(1):81-4. doi: 10.1016/s0090-3019(81)80097-3.
This report summarizes the experience with chronic cerebellar stimulation in cerebral palsy patients at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario. From July, 1977, to September, 1978, 12 patients suffering from cerebral palsy underwent cerebellar implant for chronic cerebellar stimulation. Postoperative evaluation was made approximately 1 week, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months after surgery by a group of specialists using speech, respiration, muscle tone, involuntary movements, salivation, and activities of daily living as parameters, and these findings were compared with the findings prior to surgery. Chronic cerebellar stimulation did not noticeably alleviate symptoms and signs of cerebral palsy nor did it improve activities of daily living in a significant number of patients.
本报告总结了安大略省东部儿童医院对脑瘫患者进行慢性小脑刺激的经验。1977年7月至1978年9月，12例脑瘫患者接受了小脑植入术以进行慢性小脑刺激。术后约1周、3个月、6个月和12个月，一组专家以言语、呼吸、肌张力、不自主运动、流涎和日常生活活动为参数进行了评估，并将这些结果与手术前的结果进行了比较。慢性小脑刺激并未明显减轻脑瘫的症状和体征，也未在大量患者中显著改善日常生活活动能力。
