… Although we did not find any association between the characteristics about which we collected
data, we cannot exclude the possibility that unreported … Epidemiology of cerebral palsy …

… of cerebral palsy remain largely unknown, epidemiological … the association between Apgar
score and cerebral palsy in … in the causal pathways to cerebral palsy between the different …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is a permanent neurological condition … While the epidemiological
associations between preterm birth and … Given the association between pre-eclampsia and both …

… cerebral palsy in this review. Children with obvious congenital malformations (eg, neural tube
defects) are excluded from the cerebral palsy … : An epidemiologic study of cerebral palsy in …

… Significant univariate associations of risk factors with cerebral palsy (CP) [odds ratio plus
confidence interval (CI)] in 78 cases and 556 matched controls: … Epidemiology of cerebral palsy …

… have noted a strong association between cerebral palsy in premature … cerebral palsy, with
the rate of cerebral palsy increasing with the number of fetuses. Triplets have a cerebral palsy …

… cerebral palsy. A proposed scheme for the genetic evaluation in identifying the etiology of
cerebral palsy … In addition, hypoplasia of the corpus callosum has a strong association with an …

… cerebral palsy (CP) strongly increases with preterm birth,1-3 but the biological basis for this
association … it is unclear to what extent the association between preterm birth and CP can be …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurological syndrome that represents a heterogeneous group
of movement disorders. CP is the most common pediatric physical disability, with prevalence …

… Results If one twin had cerebral palsy, the relative risk of recurrence of cerebral palsy was
15.6 (… After exclusion of preterm births (an important risk factor for cerebral palsy), familial risks …