… Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (www.aacpdm.org); and (3) the
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… cerebral palsy (CP), a balanced combination of medical history, detailed physical examination…
Correlation between physical functioning and gait measures in children with cerebral palsy…

… Clinical Features Seventy to 80 percent of patients with cerebral palsy have spastic clinical
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… First, CP is a clinical diagnosis that can be established only on the basis of the physical
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… If the clinical history or findings on neuroimaging do not determine a specific structural
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… The first step is recognition of a permanent, nonprogressive disorder of motor function in
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