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A number of medical mistakescan causethe development of cerebral palsy in a child
mistakesleadto the development of cerebral palsy in a child
Palsy A number of medical mistakescan causethe development of cerebral palsy in a child
the scarcity of oxygen duringcontributesto the development of cerebral palsy in the child
important informationleadto the development of cerebral palsy in the child
if your child was born with a birth injury or brain damagecausingthe child to develop cerebral palsy
Decreased coordination and hand weaknesscan causefrustration for a child with cerebral palsy Cerebral palsy
errors during deliverycausedthe child to develop cerebral palsy
complications during pregnancy or childbirthcan causea baby to develop cerebral palsy
failing to treat an infectioncan causea child to develop cerebral palsy
a birth injurycauseda child to develop cerebral palsy
Sometimes , it is never knowncausesa child to develop cerebral palsy
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can determinecauseda child to develop cerebral palsy
Medical professionals ... mistakescausea child to develop cerebral palsy
medical malpractice cases ... the injuryledto the child developing cerebral palsy
Far too often medical practitioners use inadequate procedurescausinga child to develop cerebral palsy
medical mistakesleadto a child developing cerebral palsy
that occurs during childbirthcausingthe baby to develop cerebral palsy
the most common reasons ... medical mistakesleadto a child developing cerebral palsy
The prolonged lack of oxygencausedthe baby to develop cerebral palsy
Genetic abnormalities , maternal infection or fevers , and a variety of other types of brain damagecan contributeto a child developing cerebral palsy
Potential circumstancesmay leadto a child developing cerebral palsy
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numerous accounts of doctors failing to deliver a distressed baby quickly enoughcausingthe child to develop Cerebral Palsy
If your child has suffered brain damage during birthcausingthe development of cerebral palsy
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their actionsresultin a child developing cerebral palsy
to diagnose fetal distress during labor and deliveryresultingin the child developing cerebral palsy
brain injuriescan leadto the child developing Cerebral Palsy
A child illness such as jaundice , bacterial meningitis or viral encephalitiscan leadto a child developing cerebral palsy
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the factorsinfluencingskill development for children with cerebral palsy
several thingscan causea baby to develop cerebral palsy
to avoidcan resultin the child developing Cerebral Palsy
factorscan causethe development of cerebral palsy
who have suffered birth injurycausingdevelopment of cerebral palsy
Medical errors or negligence that occurs during pregnancy and childbirthmay causecerebral palsy in children
abnormal brain development or an injury to a developing brain(passive) is usually caused byCerebral palsy in children
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from the negligent acts of anothercan resultfrom the negligent acts of another
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to malnutritioncan leadto malnutrition
physical and mental disabilitycausesphysical and mental disability
from complications during the birthalso could resultfrom complications during the birth
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to problems with movement and muscle coordinationcan leadto problems with movement and muscle coordination
in a disorder of movement and posture resulting from a non - progressive lesion of the brain ... acquired during developmentresultsin a disorder of movement and posture resulting from a non - progressive lesion of the brain ... acquired during development
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in a person having trouble with their musclesresultsin a person having trouble with their muscles
in a disorderresultsin a disorder
from injury to the part of the brain that controls muscle movementresultsfrom injury to the part of the brain that controls muscle movement
physical and mental disabilitycausesphysical and mental disability
from an injury during birthresultingfrom an injury during birth
hearing impairmentshave resultinghearing impairments
productive livescould leadproductive lives
many limitations in a child with the disordercan causemany limitations in a child with the disorder
to a lifetime of challengescan leadto a lifetime of challenges
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not related to the prevention programmecausesnot related to the prevention programme
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from birth injury negligencecan resultfrom birth injury negligence
in problems with posture , muscle tone and movementresultsin problems with posture , muscle tone and movement
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involuntary movement and prolonged muscle contractioncausesinvoluntary movement and prolonged muscle contraction
to movement difficultiesleadto movement difficulties
in impaired movementresultsin impaired movement
the child to have difficulties with movement and posturecausesthe child to have difficulties with movement and posture
these infantspromptingthese infants
children to be very stiff in certain muscles and very floppy in otherssometimes causeschildren to be very stiff in certain muscles and very floppy in others
in spasticitymay resultin spasticity
impaired movement associated with exaggerated reflexes or rigidity of the limbs and trunk , abnormal posture , involuntary movements ... unsteadiness of walking , or some combination of thesecausesimpaired movement associated with exaggerated reflexes or rigidity of the limbs and trunk , abnormal posture , involuntary movements ... unsteadiness of walking , or some combination of these