Cerebral palsy is now one of the major causes - if not the leading cause - of crippling in childhood. Since World War II many advances have been made in understanding the nature of this multi-disciplined problem as well as in the development of adequate treatment methods.

I: Historical Background and Definition;
II: Pathogenesis;
III: Applied Anatomy and Pathological Findings;
IV: Classification and Diagnosis;
V. Treatment modalities;
VI: Disabled Engines.