… cerebral palsy (CP) and their parents have been told that health and functional status stabilize
by early adulthood… with CP recruited through a California affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy …

… and employment status of adults with cerebral palsy. Design: … (n = 101), all with cerebral
palsy, between the ages of 27 and … physician knew more about cerebral palsy. The majority (84…

… deformities and the decrease in the utilization of healthcare services, systematic follow-up
in adults with cerebral palsy seems warranted. Cerebral palsy needs to be considered as a life…

Background and aims Little is known about the quality of life (QoL) of adults with cerebral
palsy (CP). This systematic review aimed to examine the extent to which methodological best …

… caused by cerebral palsy (CP). Increased awareness of these problems is needed by adult
health … Orthopedic issues prevalent in the child with CP have long-term lifetime sequela being …

… Children with cerebral palsy (CP) experience high rates of comorbid physical and … issues.
As individuals with CP age and become adults, the risk for physical and mental health issues …

… training program for adults who had cerebral palsy with spastic … with a control group of
adult patients with spastic diplegia. … issues should be explored to ensure continuity of care. …

… , and epidemiology of cerebral palsy as well as suggestions for … -language publications
related to cerebral palsy from 1985 to … of approximately 300 adults with cerebral palsy and other …

… adults with cerebral palsy (CP) have identified pain as a significant concern. Investigations
regarding incidence, intensity, and location in adults … scope of pain issues in this population is …

… It was estimated that approximately 400,000 adults with cerebral palsy lived in the United
States in 1995, which is gradually increasing due to medical advances and prolonged life …