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…Objective To standardise the diagnostic criteria for cerebral palsy (CP) in China by resolving key ambiguities surrounding the timi…

…, Amor-Barbosa M, et al. Family-centered care for children with cerebral palsy: A meta-analysis of perspectives from children, caregivers, and…

…notypes—accompanies many neurological conditions, most commonly cerebral palsy but also genetic, metabolic and acquired disorders. The consequ…

…Background Respiratory disease is a leading cause of hospitalisations in children with cerebra…

… (52%) had gene mutation associated neurodisability and 29% had cerebral palsy ( figure 1). 18.8% of patients were identified as abnormal requ…

…isual impairment is reported to affect 40%–50% of children with cerebral palsy (CP). Vision difficulties in the context of rehabilitation are …

…term neurodevelopmental outcome as indicated by a lower rate of cerebral palsy and improved psychomotor development scores.Conclusion Our data…

…erse outcomes, assessed at 18–36 months of age, were defined as cerebral palsy, postneonatal epilepsy, severe hearing or visual impairment, mo…

…ervention were co-designed with parents/carers of children with cerebral palsy and their healthcare professionals. The primary outcome is the …

…Background Children and young people with cerebral palsy (CYPwCP) often require a combination of surgical and non-surgic…

… in preterm labour (<30 weeks’ gestation) to reduce the risk of cerebral palsy (CP) in the preterm baby. However, the implementation of this g…

…ere headaches), mental (anxiety or depression) and behavioural (Tourette syndrome, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder or behavioural/conduc…