… In many cases, the cause of Cerebral palsy may not be apparent. Cerebral palsy is invariably
… A thorough neurodevelopmental assessment of the child with Cerebral Palsy should …

… disability in childhood is cerebral palsy (CP). It … etiology, epidemiology, and advances in
the treatment of CP. A systematic search for peer-reviewed articles with keywords “cerebral palsy…

… Etiologic classification systems are aimed at developing prevention strategies. The … cerebral
palsy served as the paradigm for this classification. However, etiologic classifications are not …

… the classification of cerebral palsy. The lesion left by the removal of a brain tumor, however,
is still considered one of the etiological factors of cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy comprises …

… Table 2 Etiological factors for cerebral palsy in children with low (500–2499 g… classified as
having a perinatal/neonatal etiology for CP from such criteria were mostly born before cerebral …

… Cerebral Palsy (CP) is the most frequent cause of childhood disability. CP occurs in 1 out
of … from multiple etiologies. This article briefly discusses the etiologies, classification and …

… The etiology of CP has been reported very diverse and … the epidemiology and etiology of
cerebral palsy is important. … Prenatal and perinatal factors in the etiology of cerebral palsy…

… cerebral palsy classification put forward an early classification system that presented seven
classification … neuroanatomic and etiologic classifications, the minimum acceptable multiaxial …

… Cerebral palsy is divided into forms depending on the … classifications by Ingram and
Hagberg have now been replaced by the Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy in Europe classification …

… syndromes may have traditionally been excluded from the cerebral palsy classification (see
Classification). Recessive genes can result in familial cerebral palsy but this is rare in …