OBJECTIVE: To summarize evidence on the rates of co-occurring impairments, diseases,
and functional limitations with cerebral palsy into succinct clinical messages. METHODS: A …

Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most severe physical disability within the spectrum of
developmental delay. CP is an umbrella term describing a group of motor disorders …

Importance Cerebral palsy (CP) is considered a pediatric condition despite most individuals
with CP living into adulthood. Thus, there is a lack of evidence in adults with CP, which …

Objective: Utilizing a population-based registry, the burden of comorbidity was ascertained
in a sample of children with cerebral palsy and stratified according to both neurologic …

When reviewing a survival or neurodevelopmental outcomes article, several factors that can
impact the interpretation of the findings need to be considered. The first is the denominator …

Children with disability are at a substantially higher risk of visual impairment (VI)(10.5%
compared with 0.16%) but also of ocular disorders of all types, including refractive errors …

Aim To describe the distribution of impairments among persons with cerebral palsy (CP) in a
large Australian cohort. Method Records of persons on the Australian Cerebral Palsy …

In the last two or three decades, physical activity (PA) has gained increasing recognition as
being essential for maintaining good health and improving quality of life for all ages …

Cerebral palsy describes a heterogeneous group of permanent disorders of movement and
posture which are attributed to non-progressive disturbances in the developing fetal or infant …

Aim To describe trends in cerebral palsy (CP) prevalence, severity, and associated
impairments among 139 Icelandic children (65 males, 74 females) born from 1990 to 1996 …