Neurorehabilitation of Children With Perinatal Pathology of the Nervous System Complicated by Convulsive Syndrome

Abstract

Neurorehabilitation of children with perinatal nervous system pathology complicated by convulsive syndrome poses significant challenges. Perinatal brain injuries often result in lasting neurological impairments, including seizures, which hinder motor and cognitive development. This article explores the pathophysiology of these conditions, diagnostic methods, and both pharmacological and non-pharmacological rehabilitation strategies. It emphasizes the importance of early intervention, a multidisciplinary approach, and individualized care to improve outcomes and quality of life for affected children.