… Objectives: To investigate the association between cerebral palsy (CP) and congenital
abnormalities among children with very low, low, and normal birth weight. Study design: A …

Background: It has been hypothesised that cerebral palsy (CP) and other congenital anomalies
are attributable to feto–fetal transfusion problems in a monochorionic multiple gestation. …

… , as it is proposed by the European Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy 3 which classifies cerebral
palsy as ataxic, diskentic and spastic. Spastic cerebral palsy is subdivided in unilateral and …

… cerebral palsy are very limited. We defined familial risks for siblings who were hospitalised
because of cerebral palsy … had no cerebral palsy. A total of 3997 patients were recorded with …

… cerebral palsy were investigated in the Western Australian spastic cerebral palsy case-control
study by identifying associations … as a consequence of cerebral palsy. These factors were …

… % of cerebral palsy is attributable to brain malformations, and 17% of cerebral palsy cases
… of the abnormalities in brain development in cerebral palsy, they are less informative than …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is a common pediatric disorder occurring in about 2 to 2.5 per 1000
live births. It is a chronic motor disorder resulting from a non-progressive (static) insult to the …

… of cerebral palsy than singletons. This study investigated the degree of risk for cerebral palsy
in … The prevalence of cerebral palsy was 0.9% among 1410 twins, 3.1% among 287 triplets, …

… In addition to diagnostic considerations, epidemiological studies of cerebral palsy are
limited by the type of rate used, by variation in yearly case numbers, and in recent years, by …

… We hypothesized that adults with cerebral palsy with greater mobility restrictions would
have a high prevalence of multiple chronic diseases, such as diabetes, asthma, hypertension, …