… and has no univocal connotation, the term ‘cerebral palsy’ is … ‘behaviour’ -This includes
psychiatric or behavioural problems … ‘epilepsy’-Virtually every seizure type and many epileptic …

… They also showed more motor difficulties, developmental delays and challenging behaviours,
but were no more likely to be aloof and passive. The asd-only group experienced more …

… -occurring ASD frequency by cerebral palsy subtype (spastic, … in co-occurring epilepsy
frequency by cerebral palsy subtype (… children with CP are not known, but overlap in behavioral …

… a coexisting seizure disorder.33, 36 The interaction between epilepsy and sleep disorders is
not well understood, … Cognitive behavioural therapies have been shown to be successful in …

… (pseudobulbar) palsy that presents with sucking and … Children also usually show either a
mild spastic diplegia or teraplegia, variable cognitive and behavioural impairment, and epilepsy…

… years, children in Level I walk without difficulties, children in … Epilepsy was defined as a
diagnosis of epilepsy in medical … , and behavioural functioning in infants and children between 1 …

… ); epilepsy, defined as a diagnosis of active epilepsy at 4 to 8 … ity after correction of refraction
errors of no more than 0.3 (20/60… , and behaviour and may cause epilepsy. A definition of …

… and anxiety in those with severe ID and antisocial behaviour in children with mild ID.
Epilepsy, but not cerebral palsy was associated with higher total behaviour scores. Ambulant …

… ), seizures, communication and behavioural disturbances, as … Those children with CP who
suffer from epilepsy may be … can elapse without significantly increasing the risk of seizures. …

… is that differences between scores are not only attributable to … Child behavioral and emotional
health was assessed using … ) and the presence of seizures (parental relations and social …