Reports of a decreasing trend in CP prevalence in parts of Europe between the 1980s and the early 2000s 1 were greeted with cautious optimism because prevalence could rebound in specific subgroups, including children born extremely preterm. 2 Evidence of an overall prevalence decrease in other areas of the world in recent years would offer reassurance of a sustained decline.
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Changing trends in cerebral palsy prevalence: an opportunity to consider etiological pathways.
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