Cerebral palsy is a disease that people talk about. It occurs mostly in infants and toddlers, and many parents are still reveling in the joy of their child’s birth when they are told that their child has cerebral palsy, which is a devastating blow to them. This is a devastating blow to them. If they give up on their child, they will regret it for the rest of their lives, so parents should take their children to receive active treatment. Although cerebral palsy is a major research problem in medicine, medical technology is constantly developing and advancing, and there are now some achievements in the treatment of cerebral palsy. And many cerebral palsy experts now advocate that patients who meet the indications can be treated with surgery for pediatric cerebral palsy, followed by doing targeted rehabilitation training for better prognosis. However, not all children with cerebral palsy can be scheduled for surgery. What are the indications for surgery for pediatric cerebral palsy? Because there are more surgical methods, the actual situation of the child has to be treated with the appropriate surgical plan. For example, if a child with cerebral palsy with spastic limb spastic paralysis has poor rehabilitative training effect, then, peripheral nerve reduction and highly selective posterior spinal nerve root amputation can be used to improve muscle tone; in addition, tension spasticity, salivation, strabismus, language disorder and mental retardation can be treated by carotid sympathetic nerve net stripping, which can achieve better results.