… injury acquired in the post-neonatal (PNN) period, after 28 days, and before 2 years of age.
… These findings were consistent with earlier Victorian and European register papers, with birth …

… definition (30) (children with CP of post neonatal origin, ie, a recognized brain damaging …
Cerebral Palsy in Europe (SCPE) collaboration. We are grateful to all registries across Europe …

… CP and one had CP of post-neonatal aetiology. In three cases we could not collect missing
… weeks with bilateral spastic CP reflected the overall trend of a decrease from 0.34 in 2008–…

… post-neonatal period and to report on the latest updated estimations using population-based
data routinely collected by European … trends, as has been done in the past in Europe 20, 23 …

… post-neonatal cases by the number of live births during that period. The point prevalence of
post-neonatal … the decreasing trend in prevalence of CP in preterm born children in Europe […

… of the Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy in Europe (SCPE), 13 … period up to day 28 and
post-neonatal to the period from day … This was a further decline from previous cohorts (χ 2 trend …

… Cerebral Palsy in Europe (SCPE).[3] SCPE has the aim to monitor trends in prevalence of CP
in Europe, … 2 Rate of children with CP (excluding cases with a known post-neonatal cause) …

… by a higher rate of post-neonatal CP in Western Australia, while … Western Australia following
the trends of Western Sweden. … In Europe the current overall prevalence of CP ranges from …

… most literature and current cerebral palsy registries generally … be separately categorized from
post-neonatal acquired motor … registry, applying the diagnosis of cerebral palsy to any child …

… For a smaller group of children (≈6%), their CP is due to a recognised post-neonatal injury
… Decreasing prevalence in cerebral palsy: a multi-site European population-based study, …