… A previously suggested explanation 8 was that epilepsy is more likely … epilepsy was not
affected by cerebral palsy type or etiology, nor by the GMFCS score. In relation to cerebral palsy …

… , adults and their families manage the problems that cerebral palsy presents. „Bobath therapy‟
is … The provision of dental treatment can present its own set of challenges. However, with …

… Cerebral palsy is defined as a nonprogressive neurologic condition; however, as the child
grows and matures physically and psychologically, the manifestations of the impairment are …

… levels of function is extremely challenging in view of motor … in a more disabled cerebral
palsy population of children in … intellectual level and with incidence of epilepsy. In addition, we …

… Cerebral palsy (CP) encompasses nonprogressive motor and postural control disorders that
… Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy in Europe for the classification of cerebral palsy. Dev. Med. …

… Epilepsy presents a challenge to normal cerebral development, in that synaptogenesis is
usagedriven. Another complication is the phenomenon of excitotoxicity, that is, over-stimulation …

… epilepsy are the same as those for children with epilepsy in general. The type of seizure, …
with periventricular leukomalacia commonly seen in diplegic cerebral palsy. [Figure 3c] clinical …

… Children with cerebral palsy, neuromuscular and metabolic disorders, epilepsy, and … of
treatment on the walking ability in children with cerebral palsy (CP). The 6MWT was considered to …

… The major concern of most parent in this study is the developmental delay and the comorbidities
associated with CP notably epilepsy, speech disorders and visual impairment. Parents …

… Of the 50 million people with epilepsy worldwide, around 80% reside in resource-poor …
and economic challenges posed by epilepsy. The capability to identify people with epilepsy and …