… of intellectual disability (p<0.01), epilepsy (p<0.01), and ASD/behavioural problems (p=0.02). …
of epilepsy (p=0.05), and no significant association with the presence of ASD/behavioural …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects muscle tone, movement
and motor skills. This is not a … , communication, and behavior, by epilepsy and by secondary …

… The behavioural regulation index was chosen for this study. … , frequency, or absence of
epilepsy at the time of the study. … is that children classified in MACS levels IV and V were not …

… This also may have impacted clinically meaningful effects reaching statistical significance
(eg, epilepsy). The study was also limited in that the CSBS-DP standard scores could not be …

… the child's functioning in areas such as physical, behavioural, … epilepsy treatment goal is not
just minimizing the seizures and … and co-morbid illnesses such as cerebral palsy to study the …

… of quality of life (QOL) important for these children are not well understood. The aim of this
study … (eg, epilepsy). Half of the parents reported that their child had behavioural problems (eg, …

… The VABS is based on parental reporting of behaviour observed in a natural context but …
When children do not suffer from epileptic seizures anymore, epilepsy seems no longer to …

… but no cerebral palsy 27% and autism with severe mental retardation and cerebral palsy
67%. … The children in this study were aged 2–18 years (mean age 12.7 years). However, the …

… Unfortunately, we did not collect data to characterise the included children in terms of cognitive
function, behaviour, presence of epilepsy, blindness, chronic pain, wearing night splints; …

… Help-seeking behavior of parents of children with epilepsy is … )/mental retardation, and
cerebral palsy were also included. … that persons with epilepsy could not live an independent life, …