This article reports an assessment of direct expenses for surgical treatment of patients with cerebral palsy and secondary orthopedic complications, who have undergone single-event multilevel orthopedic surgeries (SEMLS). It has been demonstrated that modern approach based on SEMLS is substantiated from the medical point of view and at present it is also justified from the point of view of economic assistance for that type of treating activity of a Federal Centre specialized in trauma and orthopaedics. Organization of surgical treatment using multilevel orthopaedic interventions requires selection of implants for specific characteristics and, on expenditure side, not exceeding funding of direct expenses intended for this treating process.
Keywords: cerebral palsy; cost of surgical care; single-event multilevel orthopedic surgery.