If you believe that congenital hemiplegia is a straightforward, unilateral motor disability then you need to read this informative book. On the other hand, if you appreciate the variety of motor difficulties and additional problems experienced by children with congenital hemiplegia, then you will value the practical guidance offered in this comprehensive review of a deceptively challenging disorder.

About 30% of children with cerebral palsy have a congenital hemiplegia. In around 40%, the hemiplegia results from periventricular haemorrhage or leucomalacia, whilst malformations or cortical infarcts each account for 15% of cases. Progressive refinements …