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The enhanced burdens of comorbidity are unevenly distributed in children with cerebral palsy in a manner that can be associated with either a specific neurologic subtype (spastic quadriplegic, dyskinetic, ataxic-hypotonic) or nonambulatory motor status (Gross Motor Function Classification System levels IV and V). This provides enhanced value to the utilization of these classification approaches.
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