Does computer-based analysis of general movements reveal stereotypies predicting cerebral palsy?
The automatic assessment of the stereotypy score by magnet tracking in 3-month-old spontaneously moving infants at high risk of developmental abnormalities allowed a valid detection of infants affected and unaffected by CP.
Much of the racial variation in thrombolytic administration could be accounted for by differences in clinical presentation, an issue that requires further study.