Tag: Cerebral Palsy

Eighty-nine percent of patients with CP have one or more documented pain diagnoses; 38.8 percent of patients had nociceptive pain only

Single injection of botulinum toxin A into calf muscles may result in a larger reduction in pain intensity at 12 weeks

Overground gait training with wearable robot improves gross motor function and gait pattern

Cumulative hazard ratio of 1.12 found for CP in association with interquartile range increase in PM2.5, with higher hazard ratio for male than female infants

Neurodevelopmental assessments at corrected age of 3 to 4 months can reliably predict cerebral palsy and its severity

No significant difference seen for death or cerebral palsy at 2 years' corrected age for those receiving magnesium, placebo

For boys with cerebral palsy, LLS presence linked to higher orchidopexy rate compared with spasticity absence

Exposures occur for a higher number of days per month and for a longer duration after the initial exposure

Prognostic model using 12 variables identifies 2.4-fold more children with CP than would have presented with encephalopathy

Higher risk of cerebral palsy in offspring seen for severe injuries that resulted in hospitalization, delivery within one week from injury