%0 Journal Article %1 Bringas-Grande2002 %A Bringas-Grande, A. %A Fern?ndez-Luque, A. %A Garc?a-Alfaro, C. %A Barrera-Chac?n, M. %A Toledo-Gonz?lez, M. %A Dom?nguez-Rold?, J. M. %D 2002 %J Rev Neurol %K Adult; Birth Weight; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Databases, Bibliographic; Female; Fetal Diseases; Gestational Age; Humans; Incidence; Infant; Infant, Low Newborn; Premature; Premature, Pregnancy; Pregnancy Complications; Outcome; Questionnaires; Risk Factors %N 9 %P 812--817 %T Cerebral palsy in childhood: 250 cases report %V 35 %X OBJECTIVE: To know the etiological factors of cerebral palsy (CP) incident during pregnancy and neonatal/perinatal periods. To know evolution of a child with a CP diagnosis. PATIENTS, MATERIAL AND METHODS: Bibliographical review of paediatric and rehabilitation texts and databases in Internet. Elaboration of a data collecting questionnaire for reviewing clinical records of patients treated in Paediatric Rehabilitation between 1996 and 2000. RESULTS: 250 patients records reviewed. Most frequent illnesses during pregnancy: first twelve weeks haemorrhages: 17.9\% and diabetes 8.4\%. Child birth: preterm births 32\%, cephalic presentation 78.8\%, caesarean operations 32\%. Mean birth weight 2,714 g, low birth weight babies 27.2\%. Needed hospitalary treatment 48\%. Mean time in incubator: 46 days among preterm and 26.6 among full term. Mean time in intensive care units: 44.4 days among preterm and 22.7 among full term. Associated diagnoses: CRP 8\%, birth asphyxia 24\%, neonatal jaundice 27.2\%, neonatal respiratory distress 24\%, neonatal sepsis 10\%, congenital cardiological illnesses 2.4\%, dismorphia 2.4\%, epilepsy in 40\%. Diagnostic imaging: atrophy 38.8\%, hydrocephalus 29.4\%, ischemia 14.9\%, haemorrhage 11.6\%. No findings in 23.8\%. Children were sent to Paediatric Rehabilitation at mean age of 8 months. Most frequent disorders: spastic quadriplegia (36.1\%) spastic diplegia (26.5\%) and hemiplegia (17\%). Mental retardation 55\%. School attendance 81.2\%. CP postnatal in 5.2\%. CONCLUSIONS: Incidence of CP (2.5/1,000 alive new born) hardly avoidable for persistent rates of prematurity and complications in child births. Good quality of life and survival until adult ages.

@article{Bringas-Grande2002, abstract = {OBJECTIVE: To know the etiological factors of cerebral palsy (CP) incident during pregnancy and neonatal/perinatal periods. To know evolution of a child with a CP diagnosis. PATIENTS, MATERIAL AND METHODS: Bibliographical review of paediatric and rehabilitation texts and databases in Internet. Elaboration of a data collecting questionnaire for reviewing clinical records of patients treated in Paediatric Rehabilitation between 1996 and 2000. RESULTS: 250 patients records reviewed. Most frequent illnesses during pregnancy: first twelve weeks haemorrhages: 17.9\% and diabetes 8.4\%. Child birth: preterm births 32\%, cephalic presentation 78.8\%, caesarean operations 32\%. Mean birth weight 2,714 g, low birth weight babies 27.2\%. Needed hospitalary treatment 48\%. Mean time in incubator: 46 days among preterm and 26.6 among full term. Mean time in intensive care units: 44.4 days among preterm and 22.7 among full term. Associated diagnoses: CRP 8\%, birth asphyxia 24\%, neonatal jaundice 27.2\%, neonatal respiratory distress 24\%, neonatal sepsis 10\%, congenital cardiological illnesses 2.4\%, dismorphia 2.4\%, epilepsy in 40\%. Diagnostic imaging: atrophy 38.8\%, hydrocephalus 29.4\%, ischemia 14.9\%, haemorrhage 11.6\%. No findings in 23.8\%. Children were sent to Paediatric Rehabilitation at mean age of 8 months. Most frequent disorders: spastic quadriplegia (36.1\%) spastic diplegia (26.5\%) and hemiplegia (17\%). Mental retardation 55\%. School attendance 81.2\%. CP postnatal in 5.2\%. CONCLUSIONS: Incidence of CP (2.5/1,000 alive new born) hardly avoidable for persistent rates of prematurity and complications in child births. Good quality of life and survival until adult ages.}, added-at = {2014-07-19T19:12:13.000+0200}, author = {Bringas-Grande, A. and Fern?ndez-Luque, A. and Garc?a-Alfaro, C. and Barrera-Chac?n, M. and Toledo-Gonz?lez, M. and Dom?nguez-Rold?, J. M.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/26a1cafff9abea5d1d29350facfb5aeb8/ar0berts}, groups = {public}, interhash = {74b0edbabcad53a3bdf30a33af86c12e}, intrahash = {6a1cafff9abea5d1d29350facfb5aeb8}, journal = {Rev Neurol}, keywords = {Adult; Birth Weight; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Databases, Bibliographic; Female; Fetal Diseases; Gestational Age; Humans; Incidence; Infant; Infant, Low Newborn; Premature; Premature, Pregnancy; Pregnancy Complications; Outcome; Questionnaires; Risk Factors}, number = 9, pages = {812--817}, pii = {rn2002220}, pmid = {12436377}, timestamp = {2014-07-19T19:12:13.000+0200}, title = {[Cerebral palsy in childhood: 250 cases report]}, username = {ar0berts}, volume = 35, year = 2002 }