… an excess risk of cerebral palsy if cases of cerebral palsy exist in her family—the closer the
… that the observed patterns of familial risk reflect genetic causes of cerebral palsy, they offer …

… cerebral palsy supports the view that there is a rather high familial incidence in cerebral palsy
… accepted in this paper do not exclude hereditary and familial cases. 2. Prenatal causes are …

… In the present study we analyse familial risks for cerebral palsy among singleton siblings
and twins, based on disease-specific data on all hospitalisations in Sweden. The risks were …

… insult, with brain MRI that is reported to be normal, a progression in, or new, signs or where
there is a reported ‘family history of CP’. Finally, a few of the CP syndromes may be readily …

… multiple family members can reduce the number of candidate DNA variants to 1 or 2 and
thus also lead to timely and precise diagnosis. This was nicely demonstrated in a family initially …

… Seventy to 80 percent of cerebral palsy cases are acquired prenatally and from largely …
patients with congenital cerebral palsy. Neonatal risk factors for cerebral palsy include birth after …

… A four-generation family was studied in which nine children had congenital cerebral palsy
(… Here, we present a family in which nine children were born with typical CP to related fathers …

… family and peer interactions. One hundred two youths with spina bifida and 60 adolescents
with cerebral palsy … Approximately 90% of youths with spina bifida and cerebral palsy resided …

… of the family and that of the physiotherapist in relation to the family including parents, siblings,
and child (Table I). A family … between infant, parents, family, the physiotherapist, and the …

… working with children with cerebral palsy or other disabilities play … This article defines
family-centered service and outlines a … family-centered service is presented for child, parent/family …