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Cerebral Palsy (CP) is an umbrella term for a group of disorders that impede an individual’s movement ability and physical balance & posture. CP is one of the most common motor disabilities that occur in childhood. Abnormal brain development, mostly before birth, is a primary cause of this condition in children, and its common symptoms include rigid limbs, exaggerated reflexes, and involuntary motions. The long-term treatment of this condition consists of medication, various physical or other kinds of therapy, and often, surgery. According to a 2020 data-set compiled by the CDC’s Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) Network, one in every 323 children has been identified with CP, which is the most prevalent congenital CNS disorder among children across the globe. The Global Cerebral Palsy Treatment Market report provides full coverage of the companies’ data, including details about their production and manufacturing capacity, product portfolio, business overview, ...