OBJECTIVE: To estimate epidemiologic risk factors for cerebral palsy. METHODS: Data
were collected by linkage to state-based perinatal repositories and cerebral palsy registers …

Abstract Cerebral palsy (CP) affects 2/1000 live-born children. Multiple antenatal factors,
including preterm delivery, low birth weight, infection/inflammation, multiple gestation, and …

Two of every 1000 live-born children develop cerebral palsy (CP). The aetiology of CP is
often unclear and because CP is a symptom complex rather than a disease, clinically …

Background Advanced maternal age is associated with higher frequencies of antenatal and
perinatal conditions, as well as a higher risk of cerebral palsy in offspring. We explore the …

OBJECTIVE: To examine adverse birth events on the development of cerebral palsy in
California. STUDY DESIGN: A retrospective population-based study of children with cerebral …

The clinician is often held responsible for obstetric events that are suspected of being
related to cerebral palsy. To review the incidence of cerebral palsy and to aid the clinician in …

Aim To identify antenatal and intrapartum factors contributing to the aetiology of cerebral
palsy (CP). Methods A case‐control study using moderate/severe cases of cerebral palsy …

Aim To assess the risk of developing cerebral palsy in relation to pregnancy disorders and
preterm birth. Method By linking the M edical B irth R egistry of N orway to other national …

Objective. To examine pregnancy outcomes in preterm delivered children with cerebral
palsy (CP). Methods. A retrospective population-based cohort study of children born in …

Obstetricians are having a really hard time. They are being criticised for their
overenthusiastic use of infertility treatments, misuse of fetal monitoring, excessive cesarean …