… The relative weight of small and large effect size genetic variants in cerebral palsy. (a… genetic
mutations may increase one's risk for cerebral palsy but require a second hit, either genetic …

… As more genetic studies are conducted, there will be an increased need for validation … link
variants and genes with cerebral palsy. This improved characterization of individual genes will …

… This implies etiologic and genetic heterogeneity … genetic influences on the origin of cerebral
palsy. A proposed scheme for the genetic evaluation in identifying the etiology of cerebral …

… Recent findings published after the 2014 report have identified likely causative genetic …
rare pathogenic genetic variations (mutations). CP would be better named “the cerebral palsies” …

… Although preterm birth accounts for approximately 35% of cases of cerebral palsy, more
cases occur among term births. Antepartum risk factors figure more prominently in cerebral palsy …

… genetic polymorphisms in the infant are associated with later-diagnosed cerebral palsy. …
There may be a genetic contribution to cerebral palsy risk, and additional investigation is …

… AIM To determine which patients with cerebral palsy (CP) should undergo genetic testing,
we compared the rate of likely causative genetic variants from whole-exome sequencing in …

… contribution of genetic abnormalities to cerebral palsy. We … the rapidly changing field of
cerebral palsy genetics, from the … discovery of novel cerebral palsy genes and syndromes. Finally, …

… of this article is genetic causes that mimic cerebral palsy. … genetic testing in patients with
risk factors for cerebral palsy, such as prematurity, migrational anomalies, or hypoxia. 2 Genetic …

… our usage of the term “cerebral palsy” evolved. The English … features that distinguished the
cerebral palsies from the flaccid … advances in neuroimaging and genetic testing in the early …