… Most typically developing children (without cerebral palsy) with epilepsy have seizures that
… (usually clonic, tonic or versive), and 23 had non-motor seizures (usually behavioural arrest …

… disease although they did not have CP or epilepsy.32, 41, 42 … group, children with CP
with or without epilepsy have an … of symptoms and behaviors of which the child would not be …

… Furthermore, we intended to compare characteristics of children with and without epilepsy
… , cognition, communication, perception, and/or behaviour, and/or by a seizure disorder [11]. …

… of intellectual disability and behavioral problems. EEG recordings were reviewed by a …
Limited clinical information was collected for children without seizures, particularly related to …

… behavioral and … no history of postnatal epilepsy. As a complementary analysis in order to
confirm the initial results, we will also compare those with active epilepsy with those who do not …

… , seizures… cerebral palsy – this phenomenon is not ruled out in our study, too. Additionally
in our study cohort we have an unusual high number of children with non-spastic cerebral palsy…

… cerebral palsy, depending on the type of cerebral palsy. An association has been found
between epilepsy and increased cognitive, motor, and behavioral … not in pediatric cerebral palsy …

… , cognition, communication and behaviour, epilepsy, and by … CP may not access hospital
care and are, therefore, not … had epilepsy, and 15% used wheelchair ambulation in childhood. …

… , perception and/or behaviour, and/or by a seizure disorder’, as emphasised in the most
recent definition of … In contrast to ASD, epilepsy was not overrepresented in ADHD. …

… We did not conduct analyses of antecedent risk factors using the disability construct … and
behavioral outcomes might contribute to school failure and independence, we did not consider …