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Among 65 mothers of children with cerebral palsy, prenatal complications were highly prevalent, including hypertension (56.9%), gestational diabetes (21.5%), placenta previa (20.0%), and seizures (16.9%).
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Maternal hypertension and gestational diabetes are highly prevalent prenatal factors in mothers of children with cerebral palsy.
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Prenatal complications may signal CP risk; leaves open causal confirmation and prevention trials in controlled studies.
Fatima et al. (2013) conducted an observational in Cerebral Palsy (n=65). Prenatal complications (hypertension, gestational diabetes, placenta previa, seizures) was evaluated on Prevalence of prenatal complications. Among 65 mothers of children with cerebral palsy, prenatal complications were highly prevalent, including hypertension (56.9%), gestational diabetes (21.5%), placenta previa (20.0%), and seizures (16.9%).
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