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What percentage of individuals with cerebral palsy experience cognitive impairments?
23-44%
What is the primary reason for the occurrence of most brain lesions in cerebral palsy?
Brain development during the second half of gestation
What is the definition of low birth weight in relation to cerebral palsy?
Less than 2500 g (less than 5.5 pounds)
What is the most common childhood motor disability?
Cerebral palsy
What is the primary etiology of cerebral palsy?
Multifactorial, including congenital, genetic, inflammatory, infectious, anoxic, traumatic, and metabolic factors
What is the significance of prematurity in relation to cerebral palsy?
It is the leading risk factor for cerebral palsy
Learn about Cerebral Palsy, a group of permanent brain disorders that impact movement and posture development in pediatric patients. Understand the causes, symptoms, and effects on cognition, behavior, and communication. Test your knowledge on the management of Cerebral Palsy across the lifespan.
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