… Summary: A homogenous population of 37 institutionalized patients with scoliosis and
severe cerebral palsy was evaluated to assess the impact of spinal stabilization on comfort, …

… of infants with severe brain injuries has not changed the incidence of cerebral palsy (CP). …
The long-term special care and treatment required for CP patients, especially those severe …

… disability and moderate to severe limitations because of pain. … reported experiencing moderate
to severe pain on an almost … was in the moderate to severe range. Several limitations of …

… After establishing the diagnosis, various instruments can be used to evaluate the severity
of cerebral palsy and response to treatment. The most widely used evidence-based tool is the …

… half of all cases of cerebral palsy and just over half of the most severe cases, whereas in the
… most severe (χ 2 and χ 2 for trend p < 0.001). CONCLUSIONS The rate of cerebral palsy has …

… non-cerebral palsy neurological disorder were significantly associated with cerebral palsy;
these … This study shows that some of the risk of cerebral palsy associated with the antenatal …

Aim This purpose of our study was to assess and compare anthropometric measures of
adiposity and direct measurement of percentage body fat by dual emission X‐ray absorptiometry …

… severity of pain experienced by people with cerebral palsy (… frequently occurs in people with
severe CP; approximately 40% of … practice in the case of severely disabled persons is still to …

… The muscle strength of people with severe cerebral palsy (CP… with CP with different levels
of severity of involvement. The … sample of 25 adults with severe CP. Methods. The MTH of …

… Abstract In this study 16 patients with severe spastic cerebral palsy with an age range
between 6 months and 16 years were examined using videofluoroscopy and a modified barium …