… The sharp rise in prevalence of cerebral palsy is directly … Using a register of cerebral
palsy in one health region … prevalence of cerebral palsy, in association with the changes in …

… What is the appropriate denominator population for reporting the frequency of cerebral
palsy? A fundamental concept in epidemiology is that all measures of disease frequency in a …

… Epidemiology of CP aims to describe the frequency of the condition in a population and to
monitor its changes … condition which responsible for some changes over time. Classification of …

… populations as public health markers of rapidly changing neonatal care, significant
consideration was given to classification of CP from an epidemiologic perspective. Evans' “limb-by-…

… the label of cerebral palsy is removed … change in one variable with respect to another.
In this context we consider the general direction of change in frequency of cerebral palsy …

… countries children diagnosed with cerebral palsy (CP) are … search term cerebral palsy with
the terms epidemiology, and … The changing epidemiology of cerebral palsy. Arch Dis Child …

… among preterm births, whether the severity of impairment in preterm cerebral palsy is
changing, and whether there should be gestational age cutoff points below which the risk of …

… with cerebral palsy born during a 20-year period, during which time neonatal intensive care
had been introduced. Although cerebral palsy … and categorising cerebral palsy than for other …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is the commonest motor impairment in childhood. It affects 1 in 500 …
Recently, the changing concepts of impairment and limitation of activity were taken into …

… Although preterm birth accounts for approximately 35% of cases of cerebral palsy, more
cases occur among term births. Antepartum risk factors figure more prominently in cerebral palsy …