Converse of object

• shake: It is named after William Parkinson, who first described it as 'the shaking palsy ' in 1817.

• have: He has cerebral palsy, using crutches or a scooter for mobility.

• cause: Cerebral Palsy Was your child's cerebral palsy caused by nature or a medical error?

• develop: For every 10 babies treated with steroids, one additional baby would develop cerebral palsy by one year.

• include: He has dealt with cases both large and small from brain damage claims, including cerebral palsy to nursing care cases.

• involve: Recent claims successes have involved cerebral palsy, sporting injuries ( including diving ), US claims and child pedestrian cases.

Adjective modifier

• cerebral: Born in 1983 with cerebral palsy, James has now proved them all wrong.

• cerebal: BIG hearted regulars at a Poplar pub have raised almost £ 3,000 for a little boy born with cerebal palsy.

• supranuclear: She suffered from supranuclear palsy, a degenerative illness that affects only five to six people per 100,000 of the population.

• athetoid: With athetoid cerebral palsy, muscle control is affected by unwanted sporadic movements.

• spastic: There are three main types: Spastic cerebral palsy refers to increased muscle tone or hypertonia.

• facial: Causes of facial palsy Most of the time, facial palsy has no obvious cause.

Modifies a noun

• sufferer: Robert Ramsey, a cerebral palsy sufferer from Potton, died last Monday.

• claim: Legal Aid is available for cerebral palsy claims which are usually funded by The Legal Aid Board.

• charity: Tickets will cost £ 5 which will be donated to cerebral palsy charity, Scope.

• case: Only a minor part of cerebral palsy cases begin in labor.

• child: I am investigating the use dynamic lycra leggings on the diplegic cerebral palsy child.

Noun used with modifier

• nerve: Fourth nerve palsy was the most commonly affected nerve.

• bell: My bells palsy came on the 2nd week in Jan. '06.