… Monitoring the patient’s condition during rehabilitation is the key to success in this form of
treatment. This is especially important in patients with infantile cerebral palsy (ICP). Objective …

… In the postnatal period, brain lesion factors with development of cerebral palsy are usually
… lead to cerebral palsy. Therefore, we can state only the multi-aetiology of cerebral palsy and …

… ) with hemiplegic cerebral palsy was retrieved from the … All patients with the diagnosis of
cerebral palsy were reviewed, and the major inclusion criterion was spastic hemiplegia. Patients …

… of patients throughout the therapy sessions. [Subjects and Methods] This study demonstrates
the results of using therapeutic games in patients with infantile cerebral palsy… cerebral palsy …

… Such a high percentage of patients with cerebral palsy and concomitant epilepsy may result
from the fact that we recruited hospitalized patients, and often the reason for hospitalization …

… The term cerebral palsy (CP) applies to any individual with motor disturbance since the
neonatal period caused by various aetiologies including hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy. …

… antenatal and perinatal risk factors and cerebral palsy, depending on the gestational age: …
In the present study, the frequency of potential risk factors for cerebral palsy was compared …

… three years were investigated in two major centers for cerebral palsy in Japan. Etiologies
were classified into perinatal ischemic stroke (PIS), cerebral dysgenesis (CD), and others. PIS …

… , cerebral palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood.1, 2 Cerebral palsy is a
… have successfully decreased the age at cerebral palsy diagnosis to 19 months. However, in …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most frequent causes of child disability in developed
countries. Children with CP need lifelong assistance and care. The current prevalence of CP in …