… While no detailed data were available in the present analysis on etiology or epilepsy-… study
may inspire further research on adaptive behaviour in children with CP. Second, in the Hemi-…

… 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 …

… with CP; manage the medical, developmental, and behavioral … behavioral rating scales are
not designed to measure … for epilepsy in CP include the presence of neonatal seizures and …

… epilepsy, but there are significant cognitive, behavioral and … there was no evidence of any
association between PER and seizure … (iii) absence of neurological (headache, cerebral palsy, …

… , as well as feeding and behavioral disorders. The degree of … , cerebral palsy is a group
of permanent, but not unchanging, … between epilepsy in children with cerebral palsy and the …

… 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 …

… delay, microcephaly and cerebral palsy were noted. Digital … drug resistant epilepsy (48/68,
70%) was not statistically … -onset epilepsy, developmental delay, behavioural disorders and …

… no differences. Autism, developmental coordination disorder, epilepsy, and cerebral palsy
… reflecting behaviours are interrelated and that one expression is insufficient to define CVI. …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) is not a homogeneous disease … behaviour, seizures, tall stature, and
dysmorphic facial features. Some affected children have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy …

… and behavior, epilepsy, and … cerebral palsy with no genetic diagnosis (Table 3). In the first
group, spastic tetraparesis is more frequent as a type of CP, has a higher frequency of epilepsy…