Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of the most frequent causes of child disability in developed
countries. Children with CP need lifelong assistance and care. The current prevalence of CP in …

… cancer, and trauma are higher in patients with cerebral palsy than in the general population.
(… Intellectual impairment occurs in about two thirds of patients with cerebral palsy. About one …

… Patients with cerebral palsy often also experience problems unrelated to movement that
need to be managed into adulthood, including cognitive dysfunction, seizures, pressure ulcers, …

… in 323 patients with cerebral palsy ( CP ) was 41.8%. Almost half of the patients with spastic
tetraplegia and hemiplegia had epilepsy. The incidence was lower in patients with spastic …

… -age children with cerebral palsy reach their maximum potential. … Cerebral palsy patients
aged 2 through 8 years should have … Caretakers of infants or toddlers with cerebral palsy often …

Fractures in children with cerebral palsy (CP) constitute a common clinical problem. The
purpose of this retrospective study is to analyze the demographics, identify risk factors, and …

… Regression analysis showed that it is reasonable to generalise HJC prediction equations
across adults and children and the cerebral palsy patients in this study. For the x (antero-…

… children with cerebral palsy (CP) and … Cerebral Palsy Registry), various antenatal, perinatal,
and postnatal predictor variables, as well as current phenotype, were compared in patients …

The neurological disorder cerebral palsy (CP) is caused by unprogressive lesions of the
immature brain and affects movement, posture, and the musculoskeletal system. Vibration …

… Ninety-one patients with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy were … clinical examination data for
each patient and made surgical … in 52% of the patients, with an associated reduction in cost of …